Conserving, protecting and enhancing Colorado’s coldwater fisheries through volunteerism, education and outreach.
The WDTU board of directors has approved a $500 Partner Gift for Wheat Ridge Parks and Recreation. Our gift will help Wheat Ridge place signs with Leave No Trace principles along open space trails, at trailheads, and in parks. The signs have several different messages, and are bilingual and interactive. Read More …
Join us for a presentation by Kendall Bakich, an acquatic biologist for Colorado Parks and Wildlife in the Glenwood Springs area. She will discuss the area’s native Cutthroat recovery program Don’t miss it! Come by at 5:30 for social time. The meeting starts at 6 pm. The location is the 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 has a long and proud history of working to restore, preserve and protect the Clear Creek watershed. Located in west Denver, our Chapter’s home water is the Clear Creek watershed. Some examples of our work include: If you would like to participate in one or more of our Read More …