Get involved with your watershed. Check out our M.A.R.S. program for chance to help!
Get involved with your watershed. Check out our M.A.R.S. program for chance to help!
Whether you donate to a civic organization, youth group or environmental group, there is no greater need for donations than now. The pandemic is not over and the events that we typically would plan are still not feasible or safe in large numbers. Please donate what you can. If you can give monthly, that is an awesome plan because it helps us with our overhead (which is minimal).
With Watershed Guardians, we walk the walk. In fact, over the past 9 years, Watershed Guardians have censused beaver activity on over 450 miles of streams in the watershed. Our cadre of informed trainers have demonstrated how to handle the cold winter environments and give volunteers confidence to explore our watershed.
So, help us continue to help them (beaver), help us. There is nothing more fun (in my opinion) than walking across a beaver dam. It may not be what you'd expect, but we walk the walk.
Click the donate button below and thank you for your donation!
Mike Settell, Director,
Watershed Guardians
Each year, we dedicate our event to those who have made an impact on our organization . Scott Worth was a friend that worked behind the scenes. Whether it was donating cash or serving beer at the BeaverDamJam-Idaho or helping count colonies as he was in this picture taken on Jackson Creek, he was always encouraging and never asking. He was my ski buddy and it is even more fitting that we acknowledge him here at the base of Pebble Creek Ski area. Thank you, buddy. -Mike Settell
If you purchased a ticket for the on-line event, you are entitled to view "Beaver Believers" through Sunday, Nov 21st. If you join up at around 6:30 you may view the Directors report also. The zoom link will be posted on the email that you received with your ticket. There are added bonus videos posted for your enjoyment, including some by our local film maker and board member, Mitch Popa.
We have 3 awesome raffle prizes that some lucky supporter will win:
Check back after Saturday December 4th, 2021 for the winners!
Caps come in Sage-Green/tan, Blue/Red (shown), and some other color..... Adjustable, cotton band.
Did you know that as late as the 1960s, the Portneuf River was considered a Blue Ribbon Trout fishery? Or that 20 -inch cutthroats were common on Mink Creek? Beaver are critical to maintaining our local, native fisheries. Join us with Snake River Fly as we both work to improve our local fisheries.
Join Ben as he meets with all of the major players in the beaver landscape throughout the world and crafts a wonderful story about what the west could be with our own watershed guardian re-established to its former homelands. Included is a signed note by Ben himself! -Sarah Jackson
Edited and donated by Ann Merkely
Schedule your own personal beaver tour to find active colonies and learn the intricacies of beaver life. Lunch provided. Limit 5 persons.
Schedule your own personal beaver tour to find active colonies and learn the intricacies of beaver life. Lunch provided. Limit 5 persons.
Watershed Guardians
Watershed Guardians PO Box 634 Pocatello, ID 83204US
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