Outreach to the community is key to ClearWater’s mission for countless reasons. Conserving our land and water resources is for the non-human species that inhabit them is vitally important for its own sake, but people have a place in the environment as well. The more we know about our natural world, the more we value the importance of keeping it healthy for future generations.

 

ClearWater continually educates the public about the natural and environmental world. Our staff members are in the community throughout the year, in classrooms, community forums, at annual events such as Watershed CleanUp Day, and on the trail through Connections, Centred Outdoors, and Adventures in Conservation.

 

Our Riparian Conservation and Land Stewardship programs especially encourage others to nurture a healthy environment. ClearWater Conservancy trains and involves volunteers in long-term land and riparian site stewardship, and hundreds of students participate in riparian planting and maintenance projects annually. You can get involved with these efforts, too!