Snake River Headwaters Symposium

Join the Snake River Headwaters Watershed Group and JHTU on April 17 for the Snake River Headwaters Symposium. This full-day event will bring together scientists, agencies, nonprofits, businesses, water users, Tribal representatives, guides and outfitters, and community members dedicated to the long-term health and resilience of the watershed.

As SRHWG’s flagship event, the Symposium creates space for learning, dialogue, and connection across sectors. Through engaging presentations, panels, workshops, and networking opportunities, participants will explore critical topics including watershed management, habitat restoration, water quality, recreation, and the cultural and economic value of the Snake River.

Featuring a keynote by acclaimed author Kevin Fedarko (The Emerald Mile), whose storytelling and lessons from the Colorado River will spark conversation about what the Snake can learn from other iconic watersheds. 

Together, participants will build understanding, strengthen relationships, and inspire collaborative, science-based action to steward this vital ecosystem into the future.