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Upcoming Events
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Blue River Watershed Group: Calendar of Events 2025
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May 1st Member's Appreciation Party Happy Hour! 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM Join BRWG for our annual Member Party Celebration!
We can only succeed with the direct support of our members, and we want to say thank you! By becoming a BRWG member, you get free entry to all our events , public donor recognition, tax deductions, and most importantly, you provide sustaining support for our lakes, rivers, and streams. Where: Outer Range
When: 6 - 7:30 PM Drinks and food provided! Not a member yet? You can sign up at the door or sign up on our Support page.
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May 22 Summit County State of the River Silverthorne Pavilion 5:30PM - 8:00PM Learn about planned water diversion projects in our watershed, ongoing restorations in the county, and how you can get involved. Support restoration efforts to improve the Blue River today! This event is free to the public and includes a light dinner. Registration is required.
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May 31 Troutfest Coors Field, Denver 12 - 5PM A one of a kind summer festival and celebration of conservation, education, and community. It’s for anglers, would be anglers, outdoor enthusiasts, or simply families looking for a fun and engaging day at the ballpark. People of all ages, genders, and ethnic backgrounds are welcome. Troutfest is a convenient way to learn more about conservation and fly fishing. Free and open to the public!
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environmental education programs
Interested in a BRWG Environmental Education Program for your group?
Email events@blueriverwatershed.org
Email events@blueriverwatershed.org
Our Environmental Education Programs aren't just for school groups—we specially tailor each program to meet the needs and goals of the group, making them a great fit for all ages.
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Field Day: Macro-invertabrates Collection Explore various aquatic ecosystems, Macro invertebrate collection and id, humans impact on rivers (lakes vs reservoirs), and the water cycle. 
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Educational Hikes: Mining and Reclamation Explore the past, present, and future as we examine the economic, social, and environmental impacts of mining, and the critical role of river restoration efforts.
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Volunteer Work Day: Swan River Restoration Site Learn how a river is restored as you help collect and disperse native seeds, plant willows, or remove invasive weeds.
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Educational Hikes: Water and Wildlife through the seasons Explore your local ecosystems and learn how they changes through out the year. Join us on a Wildflower Hike in the summer, Changing Colors Hike in the fall, or Snowshoe and Skiing in the winter!
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