Conserving, protecting and enhancing Colorado’s coldwater fisheries through volunteerism, education and outreach.
Our Chapter has received a coveted Embrace A Stream grant of $10,000. Join us Friday, October 10 to plant trees along Clear Creek In partnership with the City of Wheat Ridge, the Chapter is improving the health of Clear Creek by planting a riparian buffer along the river and around Read More …
The WDTU board of directors has approved a $2.000 Partner Gift for the removal of a weir on the South Fork of the Arkansas River in Salida. This removal will allow spawning fish to access the South Fork of the Arkansas. The weir removal (at the green arrow) is WDTU’s Read More …
Our River Watch team sampled invertebrates, as well as testing water quality, on Clear Creek on November 2. Anyone interested was invited to attend and participate. The sampling effort was a huge success. The team is led by Ian Keller and Dennis Wiles. Here are some pictures of the day’s Read More …
The Chapter is organizing a trip to the Driftless area in early June. We will be staying at the Logan Mill Lodge in the Viroqua area. This is an “exchange” trip. We will be hosted and guided by members of the Lee Wulff Chapter, and we will host and guide Read More …