Join Stream Watch in removing our seasonal plant protection fencing! Each year, Stream Watch volunteers install 2+ miles of temporary fencing to protect riverside plants. Riverside plants do an important job of securing the soil so that it does not erode into nearby waters, smothering fish eggs and stressing adult fish. The fences do a […]
Bike, hike and float Alaska's Lost Coast with a group of local adventurers. They will share inspiring photography, videography and stories of their journey as they cross beaches, glacial rivers and salty bays on fat tire bikes, packrafts and tiring legs. This presentation is hosted by the Kenai Watershed Forum. Open to the public. Light […]
The first 10 feet of nearshore water is very important for fish habitat. It is also important that extra soil isn't eroding into the water as it effects fish health. On October 4th, let's help protect fish habitat! We will complete a hands-on erosion control project on the Funny River side of the Kenai River […]
The Kenai Watershed Forum is announcing an opening for the Stream Watch Coordinator! Please see the attached PDF for more info: Stream Watch Coord Job Announcement
Defy the winter cold and join the party outdoors! With live music, bonfires, food, winter games and a beer garden featuring beers from across the Last Frontier, there is something for everyone at this family friendly event. Proceeds from the event go toward the Kenai Watershed Forum and the Tustumena 200 Sled Dog Race. Interested […]
The Kenai Watershed Forum is recruiting for a Program Development Specialst to promote fundraising and market membership, sponsorships, event planning and production, and community participation and development. For more details, please click on the link below. Development Specialist Job Announcement 2016
“I like birds. I like birding in Alaska. I love birding on the Kenai Peninsula.”—Jim Williams The Kenai Peninsula Birding Festival provides uniquely Alaskan & affordable (most are free!) events like guided birding floats down glacial rivers, young artist exhibit, beginner birding workshops & more! KEYNOTE: Lynn Barber, author and birding enthusiast, has participated in a […]
Make a difference with Stream Watch! All of the training and supplies, including campsites, are provided for volunteers of all ages and abilities to share river protection information on the river and at special events in addition to completing hands-on river projects. Learn more about Stream Watch here. Register for this Cooper Landing area orientation […]
KWF is hiring a full-time permanent Invasive Species Program Manager. Successful applicants may potentially start as soon as August 2, 2016. Click on the link for more information: Invasive Species Opening
Join Stream Watch on Wednesday, August 10, at 10am for a beach clean-up! This is the last clean-up of the year, following the dip-net season. Lunch will be provided ~ BIG THANKS to Jersey Subs for their generous donation! Meet at the small boat harbor at the end of Kasilof Beach Drive. Gloves, bags and […]
