Stream Explorers News Today

The Greater Arkansas River Nature Association and Collegiate Peaks chapter of Trout Unlimited will offer a stream ecology and fly fishing program for middle school youth in Buena Vista in

This spring students from The Riley School, Camden-Rockport Middle School and Seaside Village Pre-school will be searching for invasive plants on their campuses, digging them out, and planting native species.

The hunt is on for invasive plants, macro invertebrates and local weather statistics thanks to five new grants recently awarded by the Stewardship Education Alliance. This spring students from The Riley School, Camden-Rockport Middle School and...

Colorado Trout Unlimited's Youth Conservation and Fly Fishing Camp is scheduled from June 11 through 17 just over Cottonwood Pass at AEI Base Camp in

Using the Maine Audubon’s teaching resources, a local educator and her students contribute to a statewide water quality database by collecting and identifying stream life.

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The Collegiate Peaks Chapter of Trout Unlimited and GARNA are teaming up with Buena Vista Recreation for another year of Stream Explorers to connect youth to the river in their backyard. This program is for middle schoolers, grades five through eight, and meets four Saturdays: April 10, 17, 24 and May 1 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The last session runs from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Stream Explorers is a statewide Trout Unlimited curriculum that introduces stream ecology, fly tying and fly fishing. Stream...

The driving mission behind decades of work by Trout Unlimited is to conserve, protect and restore America’s cold-water fisheries and their watersheds. In Colorado, CTU’s efforts have focused on collaborative approaches to restore native cutthroat trout, mitigate impacts of abandoned mines, enhance access to public lands, and engage diverse communities in fishing and conservation. Founded in 1985, the Collegiate Peaks Chapter of Trout Unlimited has worked tirelessly to bring TU’s ...