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Who speaks
for the river?

We do.

"The citizens of the community own the river itself. It is a public highway.  Nobody owns the Big Wood River, we all do."

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Who we are.

In recent years the native trout population has seen a decline in size and numbers—a bellwether for the health of the river.

 

Our mission is to revitalize the Big Wood River—restoring the heart of our valley as a sustainable ecosystem and thriving fishery. 

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Our core focus: 

  • Data collection for water quality and river health

  • Community education and advocacy 

  • Watershed restoration

  • Activating local pride 

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 It’s our home water. Time to mend it.

The Big Wood River is really the lifeblood of our valley. It is a 1.2 million-acre watershed that flows right through the valley. It is an absolutely remarkable fishery. 

- Terry Ring

Help us make a difference.

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Partnerships

 

Project Big Wood is the structure for a collaborative approach to developing and prioritizing projects, action plans, and coordinated restoration work. Collaboration with our partners supports basin-wide strategies to enhance fishing access, restoration projects, and awareness of natural river processes.

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Founded with support from Trout Unlimited and Wood River Land Trust, we are part of an ecosystem of agencies and organizations helping change The Big Wood River for the better. 

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Join the community. 

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