Public Engagement Projects
These engagement experiences are designed for anyone who lives, works, or recreates within the Boulder Creek Watershed who want to learn more about the watershed, and the challenges and solutions for restorative practices.
ECo-art & Nature Healing Projects
These experiences offer connectedness with natural systems through rich artistic and sensory experiences to feel and sense over analyzing and thinking.
Examples include:
Beaver mural for Street Wise Mural Festival & BeaverCON 2024
Field Trips
These placed-based, deep experiential field trips offer space to better understand the complexities of social, ecological and land management decisions, considering climate change, resilience & adaptation.
Examples include:
Forestry Site Visits
Learning series & webinars
These virtual and in-person educational sessions provide an increased understanding to common community based questions, values, and concerns, often covering topics like restorative land management practices, and natural hazard risk mitigation.
Examples include:
Tabling
BWC team hosts tables at local, community organized events to amplify our partner’s message and to get to know community members within the watershed.
Examples include:
Sunset Trail Running Festival
This annual event raises money for Gold Hill’s wildfire preparation and response initiatives such as forest restoration, home hardening, emergency planning, land stewardship, and community resiliency.
Visit the race page here!
If you’re interested in working together, please don’t hesitate to reach out!