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Looking down at Lake Shannon from high up on Baker Dam.

Watershed Masters Program

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Watershed Master's program is a series of workshops and fieldtrips sponsored every fall by Skagit County and the cities of Anacortes, Burlington, Mount Vernon, and Sedro-Woolley. Skagit County residents can attend at no cost to learn about Skagit County water resources from the snowcaps to the whitecaps. Evening workshops and Saturday fieldtrips cover forest and stream health, riparian and habitat planting and maintenance, climate impacts and solutions, salmon, estuaries, and shellfish resources, and more. 

An informational sign at Judy Reservoir
WSM 2025 itinerary
A group of people wearing jackets and hats in a grassy riparian area learning about beavers
a view of Judy Reservoir with Snow covered mountains in the background.
WSM "Passport" cover
an image of the Watershed Master's "passport" inside stamp grid.
an image of the Watershed Master's "passport" cover

DRAFT

2025

Get your passport stamped at 8 or more stations and receive a special memento.

The Watershed Masters Program is sponsored by City of Anacortes, City of Burlington, City of Mount Vernon, City of Sedro-Woolley, and Skagit County through Skagit Conservation District and provided to Skagit county residents at no charge. 

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The Watershed Masters Program was established in 1995 as a result of the Watershed Planning process. It has fostered partnerships between the community and numerous local agencies and organizations who collaborate on projects and learn from each other. Working together to protect our land, our water, and our communities.

a map of the Skagit River system

An investment in the land is an investment in the future.

A group of people dressed warmly standing outside the Taylor Shellfish store. An older man wearing a red hat gestures as he explains about shellfish farming.

Volunteer Opportunities:

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SCD Stream Team

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SCD Marine Biotoxin Sampling

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A group of people dressed for cool wet weather are walking through a grassy riparian area. A woman with long blond hair is gesturing at a nearby shrub.
A view of Samish Bay at sunset from the outdoor dining area of Taylor Shellfish. A boat is moored near a piling with a seagul on top.
a flowering salal shrub
a newly made winter heavy use paddock within a pasture with a tree covered hill in the background.
2 creamy brown cows standind inside a fenced area where the pasture borders a wooded area with ferns.
The upper Samish River flowing west through a treed riparian area, the winter sun going down behind clouds over a forested hill.

For more information, please contact Carla Glassman 360-708-2360 or  Carla@skagitcd.org

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a labeled diagram of a residential rain garden

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