Welcome to the Eagle River Watershed Council’s website!
Thanks for visiting our website, and taking an interest in our mission to advocate for our rivers. We believe our rivers and streams are the life blood of our valley. Their preservation and restoration improves our economy, our culture, and our quality of life. ERWC advocates for our rivers through the following:
- Educational Programs and Events
- Restoration Projects
- Monitoring the Health of Our Rivers
- Research
- Community Volunteer Projects
We encourage you to explore our website and learn more about our organization. Visit our Blog to learn about upcoming events and get the latest news, our publications page to find a repository of important river studies and research, or sign up for our annual Community Pride Highway Clean Up, the largest in the state of Colorado.
If you would like to help us achieve our goals, we encourage you to sign up to volunteer, make a charitable donation, and/or become a member of ERWC.
We hope to see you down at the river soon!
| Susan Pollack | Melissa Macdonald |
| President ERWC Board of Directors | Executive Director |
Water Wise Wednesdays
Through monthly fun and educational events, Waterwise Wednesdays inform the community of a host of river and watershed issues in fun and relaxing get togethers. See schedule
Piney River Being Loved to Death
The Piney River Habitat Enhancement Project is designed to restore and improve habitat conditions for fish and animals that live along a two-mile section of the Piney River below the Lake. Learn more
Eagle River Restoration Project
The Edwards Eagle River Restoration entire project site is roughly 1.6 miles long covering an area of 168 acres. The project site begins about one-half mile downstream of the Edwards bridge. Read more
