If you need help filling out an event form please call Allee Gustafson, our Events and Volunteer Manager, at 541.488.5789, extension 1014.
Join Rogue Riverkeeper, Stop Oregon Litter and Vandalism (SOLVE), Jackson County Parks & Recreation, Rogue Valley Council of Governments, and other groups and volunteers, and other in clean-up and restoration tasks focused on Bear Creek.
Join us to see the iconic Rainie Falls on the Rogue River. We will hike to the rocks overlooking the falls and look for fall run Chinook salmon as they try to jump the falls on their way to seek spawning areas upstream.
You are invited to join KS Wild and Rogue Riverkeeper for our premier party of the year—our Annual Dinner! We’ll have live music, an open bar, a catered meal, a live auction, a special guest speaker, and more! You won’t wanna miss it. Get your tickets here.
The trail at McGregor Park along the Upper Rogue River is a quiet, leafy walk. We will stop at locations along the river to look for spawning Chinook salmon who start arriving here in early September. We will also drive a short distance to Big Butte Creek where there is typically a good view of spawning fish visible from the Crowfoot Road bridge.
Join Rogue Riverkeeper for a moderately easy, out-and-back walk along the Bear Creek Greenway. Along the way we'll talk about riparian ecology, fire restoration, and some of the local flora and fauna who call Bear Creek home. If we're lucky we may even see a salmon or two along the way.
Join us for an evening to view salmon spawning at the Provolt Recreation Site over a happy hour picnic! We will provide light snacks, and you are welcome to bring your own beverages (BYOB). This will be a fun and educational evening learning about the native fish in our region.
Enjoy a leisurely bike ride and see spawning salmon in Bear Creek! This is a "bring your own bike" ride. Children 6 and up are welcome; they should be able to bike independently and be in control at all times. Helmets required!
Every autumn, migrating Chinook salmon make their way up the Rogue River to spawning grounds in tributaries throughout the Rogue and Illinois Valleys. Join KS Wild for an easy walk to learn about the salmon lifecycle and view wild salmon spawning in the beautiful Illinois River.
Experience the Wild & Scenic Rogue River for yourself on this multi-day whitewater rafting trip with ROW Adventures. Your trip cost benefits Rogue Riverkeeper. Learn more here.
Join Rogue Riverkeeper for a Class II river float on the Rogue River! Bring your own boat, or hop in a Rogue Riverkeeper boat or inflatable kayak.
Dates coming soon for the 2026 raft-supported Rogue River Trail hike! Sign the interest form to be updated when next year’s dates are chosen.
Explore the darlingtonia fens, see spring wildflowers in action, and learn more about the mining proposals that are threatening this special botanical hotspot.
Join Rogue Riverkeeper and other partners for an annual coordinated trash clean-up and weed-pull event along the Rogue River in Josephine County! Lunch, prizes, and swag provided!
Join us for our 5-day, 4-night, raft-supported hike of the Rogue River Trail! Cover 40 miles with ease as ARTA boats carry your gear and you get to enjoy the peace of the wild.
Dust off your boat and come help pull some invasive plants and remove trash from some locations only accessible by boat!
Improving habitat and function means reducing invasive plants and trash. Join Rogue Riverkeeper at the Robertson Bridge Josephine County Parking area and we will walk to the floodplain area downstream to pull invasive broom and remove trash.
Join Rogue Riverkeeper in giving back to Bear Creek. This is a fun and laid back morning of community service that is absolutely critical to the health of Bear Creek—a salmon bearing waterway that serves as the most populated tributary of the Rogue River.
We spend so much time in intense arenas fighting for the ancient forests, at-risk species, and communities of the region, and Earth Day is a great time to turn towards celebration! Join your favorite earth lovers, the KS Wild and Rogue Riverkeeper crew, as we host an Earth Day party. 🥳
Part of protecting habitat is removing invasive plants so native ecosystems can thrive. Join Rogue Riverkeeper and Stream Smart Rogue on Monday, April 20th for a few hours of removing invasive plants and trash.
The Little Applegate watershed is a tributary of the Applegate River, which enters the Rogue River near Grants Pass. Come explore the grassy ridges, oak woodlands, and conifer draws of this part of the Rogue basin which is a joy to hike in the spring.
Bring a cotton t-shirt, tote bag, or other fabric item to upcycle it with a fresh new design for this interactive First Friday art show. Enjoy snacks and wine while also viewing Amy Godard’s art show.
Want to represent KS Wild and Rogue Riverkeeper at events? Join us for a tabling training on Tuesday, February 17. We'll learn how to engage with people as a volunteer, help spread the word about our current issues and actions, and meet other KS Wild/Rogue Riverkeeper supporters and volunteers.
KS Wild and Rogue Riverkeeper invite you to stop by during Ashland’s First Friday Art Walk and see the work of our latest artist while snacking and sipping with members and supporters in the community.
KS Wild and Rogue Riverkeeper invite you to stop by during Ashland’s First Friday Art Walk and see the work of our latest artist while snacking and sipping with members and supporters in the community.
KS Wild and Rogue Riverkeeper invite you to stop by during Ashland’s First Friday Art Walk and see the work of our latest artist while snacking and sipping with members and supporters in the community.
Every autumn, migrating Chinook salmon make their way up the Rogue River to spawning grounds in tributaries throughout the Rogue and Illinois Valleys. Join KS Wild for an easy walk to learn about the salmon lifecycle and view wild salmon spawning in the beautiful Illinois River.
Chinook salmon return every fall to spawn in Bear Creek, the most urbanized tributary of the Rogue River and an easy place to see them is along the Bear Creek Greenway in Central Point around the Pine Street bridge. Join us for this magnificent experience!
Chinook salmon return every fall to spawn in Bear Creek, the most urbanized tributary of the Rogue River and an easy place to see them is along the Bear Creek Greenway in Central Point around the Pine Street bridge. Join us for this magnificent experience!
Join us to see the iconic Rainie Falls on the Rogue River. We will have lunch on the rocks overlooking the falls and look for fall run Chinook salmon as they try and jump the falls on their way to seek spawning areas upstream.
You are invited to join KS Wild and Rogue Riverkeeper for our premier party of the year—our Annual Dinner! We’ll have live music, an open bar, a catered meal, a live auction, a special guest speaker, and more! You won’t wanna miss it. Get your tickets here.
The trail at McGregor Park along the Upper Rogue River is a quiet, leafy walk. We will stop at locations along the river to look for spawning Chinook salmon who start arriving here in early September. We will also drive a short distance to Big Butte Creek where there is typically a good view of spawning fish visible from the Crowfoot Road bridge.
Join Rogue Riverkeeper, Stop Oregon Litter and Vandalism (SOLVE), Jackson County Parks & Recreation, Rogue Valley Council of Governments, and other groups and volunteers, and other in clean-up and restoration tasks focused on Bear Creek.
Second trip is now open! Spend four days and three nights whitewater rafting and camping along the iconic Wild & Scenic Rogue River.
This trip is full! Visit our events calendar to learn about dates for the second whitewater rafting trip on the Wild & Scenic Rogue River.
Join us as we partner with the Rogue Aquatic Invasives Network (RAIN) for a hands-on day of community service and river fun as we work together to remove invasive water plants from a beautiful slough just upstream of Whitehorse County Park followed by lunch and a celebratory river float!
We are joining the Jackson County Library Service for their summer of "Embracing the Wild" by traveling to a few local library branches to discuss what the "wild" is and why it's so important to enjoy it and protect it.
We are joining the Jackson County Library Service for their summer of "Embracing the Wild" by traveling to a few local library branches to discuss what the "wild" is and why it's so important to enjoy it and protect it.
Join Rogue Riverkeeper Program Manager Frances Oyung on this moderately difficult hike to look at the river's path through a volcanic layer and a well-established Douglas fir forest.
