STEM STUDENTS VISIT WOLF CREEK DAM AND FISH HATCHERY
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| Students are pictured viewing the trout at the fish hatchery. |
Students came face to face with the region’s underwater friends, explored karst terrain, witnessed the inner workings of an active honey bee hive, and met Dale, the lifelike animatronic fish biologist—all by stepping into the unique and exciting exhibit hall at the Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery and Education Center. Students participated in an engaging educational journey involving several animal species.
“Students learned first-hand all parts of a habitat are found within ecosystems and that biodiversity provides us with food, medicine and variety in our lives. Students discovered loss of habitat and water pollution can endanger the lives of animals and the quality of life for all people,” commented Director of Program, Mardi Montgomery. “The trip reemphasized the important message that by working together we can “ Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.”