Partner with us in this hands-on learning experience that teaches students in grades K through12 the importance of a clean habitat and caring for our natural resources. Through the process of hatching trout eggs and releasing fish into our watershed streams, students learn what animals need to survive, how nature relies on us all to care four our environment, and the role they can play to make this happen. Teachers complete a workshop in December and receive financial and volunteer assistance through North Bay Trout Unlimited, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, Marin Water, One Tam, and AmeriCorps Watershed Stewards Project. For information, visit the classroom aquarium website or email Ethan Rotman, California Department of Fish and Wildlife. (Please note that during COVID-19, this program is temporarily on hold.)