“Water sports campaigns: how to manage their level of danger” a book written by Vetkin V. A. , is an indispensable guide for all lovers of outdoor activities on the water. This work covers a wide range of topics related to the safety of water trips, and offers readers not only theoretical knowledge, but also practical advice that will help avoid trouble and make each trip as comfortable and safe as possible. The book begins with the basics, introducing the reader to various types of water trips - from calm rafting on rivers to extreme descents on violent streams. Vetkin shares his experience and knowledge, explaining how to correctly assess the level of danger on the route, what factors affect safety, and how to prepare for unexpected situations. The reader will learn how to choose the right equipment, how to work in a team, and how to make decisions under stress. This book will be interesting not only for experienced tourists and athletes, but also for those who are just starting their way into the world of water adventures. Young people, students, as well as families with children will find in it a lot of useful recommendations and tips that will help them organize a safe and exciting vacation on the water. Vetkin appeals to readers with understanding, emphasizing the importance of preparation and risk awareness, which makes his book especially relevant for those who value safety and want to avoid unpleasant situations. The topics raised in the book go beyond just describing water hikes. The author touches on the issues of ecology, responsibility for nature and the importance of observing the rules of behavior on the water. Vetkin emphasizes that every tourist should be not only a researcher, but also a guardian of the environment. This adds additional value to the book and makes it important not only for outdoor enthusiasts, but also for all those who care about nature. Vetkin's style is distinguished by clarity and accessibility. He skillfully combines theory with practical examples, which makes reading fascinating and informative. Readers familiar with his other works, such as “Tourism and Ecology” and “Sports Hiking: From Beginner to Professional”, will appreciate his ability to explain complex things simply and easily. Vetkin not only shares knowledge, but also inspires new achievements, emphasizing that everyone can become a master of water hiking if he is ready to learn and develop. “Water sports treks: how to manage their level of danger” is not just a book about water safety, it is a whole philosophy that teaches respect for nature, teamwork and responsibility for their actions. It will be an excellent gift for outdoor enthusiasts, students studying tourism, and anyone who wants to discover the world of water adventures with intelligence and caution. If you are looking for literature that will help you not only enjoy the beauty of nature, but also do it safely, then this book is exactly what you need.