Saturday, September 18, 2010 • 10am to 3pm
Creekside at Courtney-Ryley-Cooper Park, Idaho Springs
Join us for our second-annual fun & family-oriented event to learn about the Clear Creek Watershed. Free entry!
- fishing
- gold panning
- live music
- food
- story tellers
- petting zoo
- 20+ environmental education PASSPORT STATIONS with engaging activities
- New this year—watch an eagle come to life! Chainsaw carving by Bongo 10am - 3pm.
For more information, contact Chris via e-mail or phone at 303-567-2699. Sign up now to host a PASSPORT STATION - no fee! Download an invite and form here to get involved. We also have more information for educators and an article about last year's inaugural festivities.
SUSTAINABLE WATERSHED MANAGEMENT IN ACTION:
- 319 Grant Projects - Gilson Gulch & Upper Trail Creek
- Targeted Watershed Grant Project - Lower Trail Creek
- Distributed Renewable Energy Initiative - on-going in partnership with Clear Creek County Map [PDF]
Our Mission
To promote sustainable
natural resource management thoughout the Clear Creek Watershed and serve as a model for the arid mountain west.
WATER-RELATED NEWS
Colorado Watershed Assembly News
Images of Sustainability
Clear Creek as it runs through Clear Creek Canyon
The Maude Monroe/Donna Juanita Mine Site.
Photo by Don Allen.
Rafting through Clear Creek Canyon.
Photo courtesy Clear Creek Rafting
Fishing in Clear Creek
Torreys Peak, in the upper Clear Creek Watershed.
Photo courtesy of 14ers.com
The confluence of Clear Creek and the South Platte River in Denver
Both Companies and People rely on the Clear Creek Watershed
Fourth-graders panning for gold.
Double-jacking at the Phoenix mine