Calendar of events
Tuesday May 23rd, 2023
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Saturday May 27th, 2023
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Saturday June 17th, 2023
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Tuesday June 21st, 2023
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Saturday July 8th, 2023
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Sunday July 23rd, 2023
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August 5th, 2023 Copper TriangleJoin us in 2023 for our annual support of the Copper Triangle. The bike trail in Copper goes right along the restored section of Tenmile Creek. What better way to celebrate a vibrate ecosystem than to celebrate the hard work of amazing athletes.
BRWG will host an aid station to help bring bike riders into the finish! Volunteer event x-Country Ski Peru |
Sept 16th &17th, 2023
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September 17th, 2023
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Broken CompassJoin us at the Broken Compass Brewery on Airport Road for a fun-filled fundraiser. You will embrace the spirit of Colorado Gives Day, test your trivia skills, and enjoy Breckenridge's favorite local beer! Trivia starts at 7:00pm so get there early to form your team, get your table, and grab a drink. (No charge to play, spectators also welcome.) $1 from each beer sale is donated to Blue River Watershed Group to fund river restoration research and implementation! |
TBD 2023
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brwg in the news
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Copper’s Play Forever Fridays program raises $34,000 for nonprofits
Surveys show significant fish declines in Blue River upstream of Dillon Reservoir
Colorado River District provides funds for Blue River basin project
April 26, 2021 - Taylor Sienkiewicz
The Colorado River District has approved funding for several projects across the Western Slope, including Phase 2 of the Blue River Integrated Water Management Plan in Summit County. The district allocated $25,000 to the project. The Blue River plan was created by the Blue River Watershed Group and Trout Unlimited in 2019. The goal of the plan is to understand why there is a decline of fish between the Dillon and Green Mountain reservoirs and how to reverse or mitigate the problem. The plan and its associated research is also intended to guide future goals and projects in the Blue River basin watershed. Phase 2 of the plan involves gathering data and analyzing certain areas of the Blue River basin identified as needing further analysis in Phase 1. |
Header photo courtesy of Bill Linfield.