Stream Watch Ambassadors receive training to provide extraordinary education and stewardship on the river. Ambassadors are outfitted with the knowledge and supplies to spend their days along the beautiful Kenai Peninsula Rivers sharing information and enthusiasm to protect habitat for future generations of people and wildlife. In addition to collecting litter and completing salmon saving fencing projects, Ambassadors educate river users on the importance of riverside plants, bear awareness, ethical angling, and agency regulations. All of the training, supplies and on-going support are provided for a successful Stream Watch season.

Ambassadors must be physically fit individuals who are interested in making a difference on local rivers. They are required to attend an orientation and commit to a minimum of 24 volunteer hours (June-Sept) on the river. For Ambassadors who travel to participate in Stream Watch, campsites are available on a first come, first served basis for up to a week at a time!

Calling all stewards!

We are looking for groups of all ages and abilities who can commit to at least one day (June-Sept) working to protect Kenai Peninsula rivers. Stewards help with projects such as international coastal cleanups, constructing monofilament line recycling containers, constructing habitat fences, and aiding in other restoration efforts. A variety of opportunities are available throughout the summer!

Be the change! 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.

Check out our Stream Watch Facebook page for upcoming stewardship events!