Watershed Days 2022: Healthy Headwaters
Saturday, August 27th
9am – 2pm
Camp St. Malo, Allenspark
Watershed Days Overview
Watershed Days is a yearly celebration of healthy and resilient watersheds, and this year we’re looking at things from the very top of the watershed – the headwaters! We are hosting this year’s event at beautiful Camp St. Malo, which is located on Cabin Creek, right at the base of Mt. Meeker. The event will run from 9am to 2pm on Saturday, August 27th, and will include two main components: a morning forest tour, and a host of all-day, drop-in Science Stations. Come join in for one or both! See below for more details on each component, and don’t forget to register.
Thanks to the generosity of our lunch sponsor, CEMEX, lunch is included for all who sign up!
Upcoming Events
Latest Past Events
Science Stations
Our Watershed Days Science Stations will feature hands-on learning about rivers and forests. Experts will guide participants through experiences such as: learning about aquatic habitats by collecting bugs, investigating watersheds […]
Forest Forensics Tour
Boulder County Nature Association and Left Hand Watershed Center have joined forces to bring you a class on forest ecology! This event will be a roughly 2 mile hike through […]
World Rivers Day (self-guided challenge)
Celebrate World Rivers Day - September 26th! Eight billion kilograms of plastic ends up in our oceans! Become a hero in ten minutes by joining the self-guided #rivercleanupchallenge and participating […]
What Will I Learn?
What fish habitat looks like in the creek and how scientists measure the habitat
What bugs live in the creek and which ones are indicators of good water quality
What groups are involved in watershed protection and restoration
How forest health is connected to water quality
What restoration features were installed to help improve fish habitat
How the watershed can act as living laboratory for students and adults
Join us to discover and learn more about your home watershed!



