Watershed Stewards

The Watershed Stewards Program is a partnership with WSU Clark County Extension made possible with funding from the Clean Water Program. Volunteers receive training in a variety of topics from watershed protection to water quality monitoring. In return for their training, the Stewards perform outreach and education in the community, expanding and enhancing Clean Water Program outreach efforts.

Watershed Stewards check for dissolved oxygen levels in local stream water.

Watershed Steward volunteers participate in a variety of educational activities including stream side restoration projects, outreach at fairs and community events, monitoring water quality, and providing classroom presentations. Volunteers can create their own projects or participate in group activities, depending on their interests.

Watch a video about the Watershed Stewards Program. (MWV Format)

Watershed Stewards Clark County Close-Up October 2008, 5:00 minutes

For more information on the Watershed Stewards Program, to receive notices of upcoming events and training's, or to sign up as a Watershed Steward, contact:

Jen Naas, Watershed Stewards Program
(360) 397-6060 ext. 7703
jen.naas@clark.wa.gov

Or, fill out a Watershed Stewards Training Request form.

Watershed Steward Annual Reports
Watershed Steward Newsletters

You will need Windows Media Player version 9 or higher installed on your computer to watch our archived video. If you do not already have WM Player installed, a free download is available on the Microsoft Windows Media Web page.