Join us on April 7, 2022! BUY TICKETS This year’s Wild & Scenic Film Festival will be a hybrid event, with both in-person and virtual viewing options. Both viewing options will feature an online silent auction and door prizes! We hope you join us! We are thrilled to…
School’s out, let’s keep your kid busy! Mountain Rec is excited to offer a one of a kind Backyard Adventure day camp in partnership with Eagle River Watershed Council to explore and conserve our own backyard. Activities may vary and are dependent on weather and conditions. Register here….
– The 2022 event was a huge success! Read about it here! – Thank you for your interest. If you would like to be added to our volunteer email list to hear about upcoming volunteer opportunities, please email us. Email Us Every year, hundreds of dedicated volunteers…
Eagle River Watershed Council is continuing its grant-supported efforts to mitigate the spread of tamarisk and other noxious plants near the confluence of the Eagle and Colorado Rivers on May 13 and 14, from 8am to 5pm both days. With the collaboration of Eagle County, the Bureau of Land Management,…
Eagle River Watershed Council is continuing its grant-supported efforts to mitigate the spread of tamarisk and other noxious plants near the confluence of the Eagle and Colorado Rivers on May 13 and 14, from 8am to 5pm both days. With the collaboration of Eagle County, the Bureau of Land Management,…
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Join the Colorado River District and the Eagle River Water and Sanitation for the Eagle River Valley State of the River event on Thursday, June 2 from 5:30-8 p.m. at the Colorado Mountain College campus in Edwards. Presentations and discussions will cover the hydrology and water supply forecasts for the Colorado River basin,…
Project Description: Eagle River Watershed Council and Town of Vail are seeking volunteers to help restore riparian habitat by planting native trees and shrubs on public property along Gore Creek. Gore Creek has been listed as a 303(d) impaired waterway for low aquatic life since 2012. Gore Creek’s impairment is…
Project Description: Eagle River Watershed Council is collaborating with the owners of Rancho del Rio to help restore riparian habitat by designating river access points to the Colorado River and planting native seed. Rancho del Rio is a beloved river-community hub that is packed throughout the boating season. Sections of…
Project Description: Eagle River Watershed Council and Town of Vail are seeking volunteers to help restore riparian habitat by planting native trees and shrubs on public property along Gore Creek. Gore Creek has been listed as a 303(d) impaired waterway for low aquatic life since 2012. Gore Creek’s impairment is due in part…
A community favorite! During this experience we welcome Eagle Valley Outdoor Movement (EVOM) families to come spend part of their day on a raft with Timberline Tours while exploring our beautiful watershed. Registration is required and is limited to EVOM participants. Register Check out some of…
