Stream Watch Ambassadors are outfitted with the knowledge and supplies to walk local rivers sharing information and enthusiasm to protect them.  Stream Watch staff provide training, supplies and on-going support  for Ambassadors who are the heart and soul of Stream Watch’s ongoing success protecting for the rivers of the Kenai Peninsula. Ambassadors participate in a pre-season orientation and commit to a minimum of 24 hours on the river, June through September.

Not from the area? Campsites are available for Ambassadors on a first come, first served basis.

See the 2021 Stream Watch Volunteer Manual.

Apply today to become a Stream Watch Ambassador!

The Stream Watch Volunteer Training consists of an online course followed by an on-river orientation. If you are just beginning the orientation, please read the instructions on the training page prior to registering and logging in.

Access the Stream Watch Volunteer Training

Throughout the summer, individuals and groups of all ages and interests make a difference through single day stewardship projects, including:

• River clean-up
• Recycle fishing line
• Remove fish barriers
• Mend fencing
• Use trees to stop erosion
• Other protection efforts

Spend a few hours making a huge impact on local rivers. Training and supplies are provided for a great day in the great outdoors. This opportunity is great for individuals, families, scout groups, clubs and businesses.

Internship recruitment usually begins in February for the upcoming summer season. For more information on the Alaska Conservation Foundation internship, visit their website