Jefferson County Beach Watchers

Every year WSU Jefferson County Extension offers a series of classes to educate residents about their watershed and water related topics.

Classes meet at the WSU Jefferson County Extension Office in Port Hadlock. A typical day includes morning class time at the Extension Office classroom and afternoon field trips to local sites. There is some flexibility if participants need to miss a session or two.

After completion of the Water/Beach Watcher Training Program, class graduates are presented with many opportunities to get involved in their local communities, and are expected to contribute 50 hours of volunteer time during the next year. WSU Water/Beach Watchers volunteer opportunities include: local education, research and stewardship projects through our numerous partnerships. In addition, Water/Beach Watchers can take part in Advanced Training opportunities to tour the Elwha River Restoration Project and tour the upper reaches of Quilcene watershed to see firsthand where our water comes from.

Call WSU Jefferson County Extension at (360) 379-5610 for more information on how to become a WSU Water/Beach Watcher. Class size is limited. Call now to reserve your seat in class!

For more information take a look at the Jefferson County WSU Water/Beach Watchers .