The Watershed Education Network is a Missoula, Montana non-profit organization dedicated to fostering knowledge, understanding and appreciation of watershed health through science and outreach. We currently take more than 1,500 K-12th grade students annually to 20 different stream sites within the Clark Fork River Basin as part of our School Stream Monitoring Program. As real-time scientists, students measure physical, chemical and biological parameters of water health. This program also offers biannual monitoring trainings to community and university volunteers and interns.

WEN’s other watershed education programs include “Water Explorations,” a high school flagship program, and our Milltown Dam Education Program. Additionally, we offer the following services to our community: wetlands and watershed teacher tours; staffing and tabling for community events; groundwater and aquifer education; general water and river ecology presentations; science fair support; education outreach and coordination of water science resources. More information about WEN and our education programs is available at MontanaWatershed.org