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Help Coldwater Fisheries and their Habitats Survive
Projects abound for volunteers to participate with Association members, meet new people and perform work that advance education, restore damaged habitats and enhance fisheries. These efforts take on many forms depending on the scope and number of volunteers available. Examples of the work being performed all the time by Association chapters include cleaning stream banks of trash, hosting fishing clinics, teaching children how to fish, helping in spawning sessions at hatcheries, stream habitat restoration and monitoring work.
Many fish projects simply could not happen without volunteers. Volunteers provide the extra effort needed to get the job done.
You have several options on our website to find out the latest volunteer opportunities available with an Association chapter in your area by clicking on the following tabs:
Trask Hatchery Fall Project
Habitat Restoration
Eggs to Fry
Chapter News
Kids Fishing Days
Become a STEP Volunteer
The Northwest Steelheaders are also active in the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Salmon and Trout Enhancement (STEP) as volunteers on STEP is a growing program and Oregonians are eager to contribute time, muscle, money, and perseverance. The combined effort of all volunteers has made an important and measurable impact toward conservation of Oregon's valuable fish resources. Volunteers come away with a better understanding of fish and the systems upon which they depend. They achieve a strong sense of personal accomplishment through their hard work.
Interested citizens can help out in a variety of ways, from data collection and management to habitat restoration or education. Volunteer projects and opportunities are defined by the diversity of fish resource management needs found throughout Oregon.
If you wish to help as a STEP Volunteer, contact ODFW STEP at 503-947-6200.
Help Salmon as a Freshwater Trust Volunteer
Volunteers are the backbone of this nonprofit’s education and restoration efforts whose mission is very similar with the Northwest Steelheaders. Whether spending the day planting trees or teaching students about the salmon life cycle, The Freshwater Trust’s volunteer opportunities allow you to connect to the natural world and contribute to freshwater health.
For more information, call the Freshwater Trust at (503) 222-9091.
Sandy River Chapter cleaning up river banks.
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