With the brand-new academic year comes the return of among the Watershed Council’s the majority of valued programs: Salmon See. Throughout the months of September and November, trainees from throughout Lane County take part in the Salmon Watch Program to witness the magic of the salmon life process. Volunteers lead 4 stream-side finding out stations on the subjects of water quality, riparian ecology, salmon biology, and macroinvertebrates. It is an experience that has a long lasting favorable influence on trainees and their relationship with the natural world.
If you are somebody who has a love for the environment and wish to assist to grow that enthusiasm in the next generation, please join us for a Salmon Watch volunteer training session!
Brand-new volunteers are needed to participate in one or both training sessions before registering to support journeys. Training sessions will be hung on the following dates:
Salmon See Volunteer Training on Friday, August 16th from 3:00 PM– 5:00 PM at the McKenzie Watershed Council Office: Click Here to Sign Up
Salmon See Volunteer Training Field Module on Saturday September 21st from 10:00 AM– 1:00 PM at Carmen Smith Reservoir: Click Here to Sign Up
If you wish to offer at Salmon Watch, however can not participate in either training, please connect to the Salmon Watch Planner at Dassy@middleforkwillamette.org
To learn more and summaries of each of the stations: click here
