The Kenai Watershed Forum (KWF) is dedicated to maintaining the health of the watersheds on the Kenai Peninsula. Recognized as the regional watershed organization for the Peninsula, KWF successfully identifies and addresses the needs of our region through high-quality education, restoration, and research programs. Since 1997, we’ve brought together neighbors, businesses, tribes, and agencies to ensure healthy watersheds that sustain fish, wildlife, and people. From coordinating the award-winning Stream Watch volunteer program, to restoring salmon habitat, to inspiring youth through our Adopt-A-Stream place-based education program, we combine science, collaboration, and community action to care for the waters that define our home. You’ll also find us out in the community — hosting the annual Run for the River and the Salmon Run Series, and connecting with neighbors each summer at Wednesday in the Park. These events keep our community active, engaged, and united around healthy rivers. We believe that healthy watersheds mean healthy salmon, strong communities, and a lasting way of life on the Kenai.