Telling the story of a place is essential—this allows us to recognize natural areas around us and how we all benefit from them. With these tours a story will unfold by highlighting OLWC actions and projects, particularly restoring headwater function, while focusing on how watersheds work and communicating the role and impact of watershed councils. These tours will highlight how green spaces are important and that people are part of the watershed system, not separate from it. One theme of these tours will be climate resilience. In each area we will emphasize how restoration strengthens community resilience to climate impacts. As we build a sense of place, we will guide participants to understand that their actions have impacts.

Each tour is held at a different location. Please double-check the site address that will be sent on your ticket.

Please sign up and fill out our Waiver here ahead of time.

Attire: Please dress for the weather! We recommend waterproof boots and layers, as we may be walking in wet and muddy conditions.
Youth (Ages 16–18): May attend independently with a parent-signed waiver.
Youth (Under 16): Must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Contact the host of Spring Watershed Restoration Tours - Westlake and Mountain Park HOAs