Talk late into the night with anglers and conservationists who share your passion for cold, clean rivers and streams at our nightly hospitality suite open to all registered guests. Enjoy Washington beer and wine and browse posters and other showcasing from local chapters, the Washington council and our partners. Event open only to participants 21 …
Connect with hundreds of dedicated conservationists and partners at the Washington TU banquet and fundraiser. We'll start the night off with a cocktail reception, appetizers, networking and prize perusal, followed by dinner featuring our keynote speaker, Nez Perce Chairman Shannon Wheeler. Wheeler, an affable and extremely capable leader, is the seventh of 11 children raised …
In the world of conservation and community, Hilary Hutchinson and Heather Hodson stand as exemplary leaders who have translated their deep-seated passion into purposeful action. Their inspiring journey is a testament to the power of aligning one's personal mission with a broader cause. They have not only become leaders but have also embraced …
Becoming a Conservation and Community Leader with Hilary Hutcheson and Heather Hodson Read More »
Local naturalist extraordinaire, Jack Nisbet, will lead a hike/walk from People's Park for two to three miles round-trip. The hike is along gravel trails but there is some uneven footing. Transportation to People's Park will be available from the Centennial. Spokane-based writer Jack Nisbet is the author of several collections of essays that explore the …
Cynthia Culver and Lance Trebesch of EventGroove will be joining us at CX3 to give TU volunteers a spin around our new, integrated Events and Fundraising Center online tools.
Join us for an exciting afternoon of fly casting at the Trout Unlimited Women's Fly Casting Practice event on the grassy area right under Spokane’s iconic clocktower in Riverfront Park. Discover the joy of fly casting with the folks of Spokane Women on the Fly at Riverfront Park during the WSECU Fall Fest! Everyone, regardless …
A breakfast will be offered to all registered guests from 7:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. in the Centennial Hotel's Riverfront B & C rooms. Busses to the Bing Crosby Theater will load beginning at 8:30 a.m.
Talk late into the night with anglers and conservationists who share your passion for cold, clean rivers and streams at our nightly hospitality suite open to all registered guests. Enjoy Washington beer and wine and browse posters and other showcasing from local chapters, the Washington council and our partners. Event open only to participants 21 …
The annual business meeting of our National Leadership Council brings together some of the most active and dedicated volunteers in TU to make decisions about the direction of our organization. From discussing and voting on the National Conservation Agenda to nominating new grassroots members to the TU national Board of Trustees, this business meeting showcases …
The Salmon Way: An Alaska State of Mind Co-presenters: Amy Gulick & Nelli Williams Intrigued that there is still a place in the world where the lives of people and salmon are linked, photographer and author Amy Gulick traveled throughout Alaska to explore the web of human relationships that revolve around these extraordinary fish. Commercial …
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The Responsible Mining and Energy Workgroup focuses on efforts to protect coldwater fisheries from the various modes of energy production: coal and hard rock mining, oil and gas drilling, wind, solar and nuclear. The goals of this workgroup are: 1. Provide a set of useful tools former chapters and councils that find themselves confronted by …
The Youth Education NLC Workgroup engages young people in activities that will foster in them the values to carry on the mission of TU and to secure for future generations TU’s vision. This session is open to all event attendees.
The Great Lakes NLC Workgroup (GLWG) is bringing to light the many complex issues affecting the Great Lakes Region. In doing so, the GLWG is seeking to provide scientific input and leadership into the resolution of the many problems in front of the Great Lakes Region. It is paramount that recognition and attention is given …
Longtime TU partner, Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing, will join us to share updates on their new vision and approach to partnership with TU chapters and councils in order to serve more veterans through our community. The PHWFF CEO and Board Chair will be on hand as well as some other special guests! This event …
The Healing Sport of Fly Fishing: Serving Veterans with Project Healing Waters Read More »
Listen in as the leaders of our state councils gather to discuss issues of common concern, opportunities for cross-border collaboration and resources that will help them drive conservation forward in their home state. These annual business meetings offer a unique perspective on the strength of our organization as a community of volunteers working to care …
Deep Restoration: Tending Nature Within and Without TU’s California Science Director Dr. Rene Henery discusses the state of aquatic ecosystems, the state of people, and the importance of tending to both in order for conservation to succeed in the era of climate change.
The Diversity and Inclusion Workgroup strives to create effective strategies and programs to recruit a more diverse membership profile in TU; encourage diversity within leadership at the chapter, state and national levels; and to ensure every chapter creates a welcoming environment for TU members of different genders, ethnicities, ages, and cultures to achieve the TU …
The New Initiatives Workgroup receives and evaluates proposals for changes to the National Conservation Agenda; evaluates major issues facing TU and explores potential solutions to those issues; solicits, evaluates and nominates new grassroots members of the Board of Trustees (for election by TU members); and nominates NLC officers and Embrace A Stream committee members (for …
In the most densely populated and diverse area of Washington, TU is working to connect urban dwellers with nature, inspire stewardship of our shared watersheds, and improve habitat and water quality for native fish – in particular, Lake Sammamish Kokanee Salmon. At the heart of King County, the Lake Washington Basin is made up of …
Restoring Urban Watersheds and Fostering Tomorrow’s Conservationists Read More »
Cynthia Culver and Lance Trebesch of EventGroove will be joining us at CX3 to give TU volunteers a spin around our new, integrated Events and Fundraising Center online tools.
Native Trout populations are important ecologically, socially, and economically. The streams and rivers they occupy are important sources of clean water, recreation, and provide habitat for myriad animals. To thrive and fully express their life histories, trout need connected habitats and cold, clean water. In this workshop we will use Coastal Cutthroat Trout, a native …
A Coastal Cutthroat Trout Case Study in Native Trout Conservation with Kitty Griswold Read More »
The Land Conservancy of the NLC works to develop TU’s Land Conservancy Fund, akin to TU’s Embrace A Stream program, to assist land trusts and other conservancy groups in acquiring land and easements to protect coldwater resources and access to them. This session is open to all event attendees.
Join this inspiring session with Kayla Lockhart and Kaitlin Barnhart as they cover all of the benefits of the sport of fly fishing for foster children, discuss what the Mayfly Project does, and talk about the bonuses of being a mentor to the next generation of anglers. This event is free and open to the …
Spokane Tribal Councilman, Danny Kieffer, will welcome Cx3 participants, and students from the Salish School of Spokane will treat us to a short musical performance.
The Riverfront Loop takes you on a scenic tour of Spokane’s central attraction and is easily accessed from downtown hotels. The loop extends for 2.7 miles around the park, crossing the Centennial Trail onto the grounds of Gonzaga University, then heading back west on the north bank of the river to reach the park’s pedestrian …
Talk late into the night with anglers and conservationists who share your passion for cold, clean rivers and streams at our nightly hospitality suite open to all registered guests. Enjoy Washington beer and wine and browse posters and other showcasing from local chapters, the Washington council and our partners. Event open only to participants 21 …
It’s no secret that the craft beer scene is hopping in Spokane, with some of the best beer in the Inland Northwest! Many Spokane breweries source local ingredients to create their concoctions and share their love of craft beer with both locals and visitors alike. The famous Spokane Ale Trail is a great way to …
Enjoy hors d'oeuvres, cash bar, and music with TU supporters and visit tables/ booths set-up in the room by our partners. Included in the “all-inclusive” registration.
7 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. in the Centennial Hotel’s Riverfront B&C Rooms. All registered guests are welcome to sit-down for a hearty breakfast and coffee anytime between 7 and 8:45 a.m. For those headed out fishing, boxed lunches will be provided at the breakfast. For those headed out on the conservation tour to the Snake …
7 a.m. to 8 a.m. in the Centennial Hotel's Audubon Room. A light continental breakfast and coffee provided for all those that have registered for the Wednesday fishing day and the fishing hosts. Anglers will pick up boxed-lunches for the day at the breakfast. Separate registration for the Wednesday fishing day required.
