"The citizens of the community own the river itself. It is a public highway. Nobody owns the Big Wood River, we all do."
Who we are.
In recent years the native trout population has seen a decline in size and numbers—a bellwether for the health of the river.
Our mission is to unite our community towards a better Big Wood River through data, education, advocacy, and earthworks.
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Our core focus:
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Data collection for water quality and river health
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Community education and advocacy
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Watershed restoration
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Activating local pride
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It’s our home water. Time to mend it.
Help us make a difference.
We can't do it alone.
We’ve chosen a collaborative approach in developing and prioritizing programs, projects, action plans, and coordinated restoration work.
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We believe working with partners and the community will best support basin-wide strategies to mend this incredible resource we all share.
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