News and Events
We love to meet, learn from, and collaborate with our community! Our events range from field tours to webinars, and tackle topics from forests to the rivers. We can’t wait to connect with you!
Upcoming Events
Celebrate resilient grasslands with us! Join The Watershed Center and City of Longmont for an evening on the prairie. We’ll visit several grassland sites between Union Reservoir and Sandstone Ranch […] Discover the future of local forests! Explore forest management concepts on a guided hike with scientists and experts on forest and fire. Mingle with the trees and fellow forest-lovers on […] Are you interested in using pile building and burning as a method to reduce wildfire risk in your community? Bring us your burning questions! We're excited to have experts from […]
Latest Past Events
Watching Grass Grow: A Closeup Look at Prairie Ecology
Jim Hamm Nature Area
1701 E County Line Rd, Longmont
Public Forests Today and Tomorrow: A Guided Hike
Switzerland Trailhead
Pile Build Workshop with The Ember Alliance
Cal-Wood Education Center
2282 Co Rd 87, Jamestown
The Watershed Center in the News

Fire Lives Here Documentary
Rocky Mountain PBS

Survey Shows Strong Support for Proactive Forest Management Strategies on Public Lands in the St. Vrain Watershed
The Watershed Center

Governor Polis, CO DNR, U.S. Forest Service, CO State Forest Service Celebrate Renewed Shared Stewardship Agreement
Governor Jared Polis

Boulder County selects non-profit partners for wildfire mitigation efforts
Times-Call

Boulder County Is Revamping Their Efforts for Wildfire Mitigation Two Years Post Marshall Fire
Yellow Scene Magazine

First annual Longmont Water Fair reckons with climate change and water scarcity through art
Boulder Reporting Lab

Adaptive Restoration in the News
Daily Camera
Collaboration leads to benefits for everyone

Celebrate recovering waterways at Front Range Watershed Days
Left Hand Valley Courier
Boulder County is among nearly 40% of the state experiencing severe drought; communities look at ways to adapt to a drier climate
Daily Camera

Restoration Of Left Hand Creek Continues Four Years After Historic Floods
Colorado Public Radio

Front Range Watershed Days: Participant Review
Colorado Riparian Association Greenline Blog