Conserving, protecting and enhancing Colorado’s coldwater fisheries through volunteerism, education and outreach.
West Denver TU samples water quality and bug life at several stations along Clear Creek. We meet at the Mayhem Gulch parking area at 9:00 am. Volunteers are always welcome. Click here to learn more about River Watch.
Joseph’s Journey is dedicated to providing outdoor experiences to children with terminal and life-threatening illnesses. Each June, WDTU supports the Annual Fishing Derby for Joseph’s Journey at a CPW-stocked lake near Chatfield Reservoir and Waterton Canyon, south of Littleton, Colorado. Volunteers offer fishing instruction and assistance and for children suffering Read More ...
Speaker: David Nickum Topic: National political scene and TU/CTU historical perspective. Guest Tier: Sammy Hoag David will discuss the national situation in light of the new administration. He may fold in a little historical perspective on TU/CTU and what They have accomplished in varied political times in the past, and why members should Read More ...
Windy Peak is Jefferson County's Outdoor School, located near Bailey. West Denver TU teaches classes in conservation, stream entomology, and fly tying. Click here for more information. On this date, the students will be a gifted and talented group.
Check out West Denver TU's presentation on water and macro invertebrate (insects) sampling and learn why these processes are key to keeping data on the condition of a river or stream. Pick up fly tying tips geared to the insect life in the streams and rivers of Colorado and take Read More ...
The 2017 Colorado TU Youth camp is currently being held (June 11-16) at the Bar N I Ranch near Weston Colorado. The camp is designed to educate 14 to 18 year old students on the importance of coldwater conservation and provide hands-on fly fishing instruction. Approximately 20 students are selected Read More ...
West Denver TU samples water quality and bug life at several stations along Clear Creek. We meet at the Mayhem Gulch parking area at 9:00 am. Volunteers are always welcome. Click here to learn more about River Watch.
