The Three Rivers Chapter of Trout Unlimited Mission
The Three Rivers Chapter of Trout Unlimited focuses its efforts on the restoration, preservation, and conservation of native fish and watershed habitats. Made up of people who wish to give back, its members work to create a future in which the next generation can not only experience the joy of clean and healthy rivers and lakes, but perhaps experience even healthier and more productive ones!
To see some of our work, check out our Projects Page which showcases conservation projects our members are currently involved in. If you wish to join in on any of these activities, please reach out to the contact person listed or to our chapter president to find out how to participate.
The Chapter also engages in community outreach and educational events and activities. Visit the Events Page to see a calendar of upcoming activities, events, and membership socials to learn more.
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King County - Green River - Duwamish River - Cedar River - Sammamish River - White River - Snoqualmie River - North Fork Snoqualmie River - Middle Fork Snoqualmie River - South Fork Snoqualmie River - Raging River - Tolt River - Bear Creek - Issaquah Creek - Soos Creek - Newaukum Creek - Black River - May Creek - Coal Creek - Snohomish River - Skykomish River - North Fork Skykomish River - South Fork Skykomish River - Pilchuck River - Stillaguamish River - North Fork Stillaguamish River - South Fork Stillaguamish River - Wallace River - Woods Creek - Olney Creek - Little Pilchuck Creek - Jim Creek - North Creek - Quilceda Creek
〰️ King County - Green River - Duwamish River - Cedar River - Sammamish River - White River - Snoqualmie River - North Fork Snoqualmie River - Middle Fork Snoqualmie River - South Fork Snoqualmie River - Raging River - Tolt River - Bear Creek - Issaquah Creek - Soos Creek - Newaukum Creek - Black River - May Creek - Coal Creek - Snohomish River - Skykomish River - North Fork Skykomish River - South Fork Skykomish River - Pilchuck River - Stillaguamish River - North Fork Stillaguamish River - South Fork Stillaguamish River - Wallace River - Woods Creek - Olney Creek - Little Pilchuck Creek - Jim Creek - North Creek - Quilceda Creek
Healthy fish need healthy water. We all do. The same free-flowing rivers that sustain trout and salmon bring clean water into our homes, give life to vibrant communities and feed our passion for angling and the outdoors.