Watershed Stewards
Training
Make a Difference!
Become a Watershed Steward
Be a part of a dedicated group of volunteers working to improve their communities.
Contact us for more information: watershed.stewards@clark.wa.gov
Learn About:
- Importance of healthy watersheds and impact of stormwater
- Role of native plants and weeds
- Macroinvertebrates & stream health
- Water quality monitoring
- Local environmental efforts, policies, and regulations
- Soils
- Stream and habitat restoration
- And much more!
After training, Stewards commit to volunteer at least 40 hours of service during the first year after training. Volunteer opportunities include among others:
- Education and hands-on activities to enhance understanding of watersheds
- Wildlife and stream habitat restoration
- Water quality monitoring and storm drain stenciling
- Community outreach at events like the Home & Garden Show & Clark County Fair
- Other projects you create
In addition to class nights, two Saturday field trips are required. Classes are held at the Center for Agriculture, Science and Environmental Education, 11104 NE 149th St.
Contact Jenifer Naas, Program Coordinator
360-397-6060 x 7703 or jenifer.naas@clark.wa.gov
or download an application: Watershed Stewards training application
Sponsored by WSU Clark County Extension and the Clark County Clean Water Program
To learn more about either of these programs, fill out our training request form. The Watershed Stewards program depends on the help of our volunteers.