
Native Fish Art
& Education
Participating classrooms have an opportunity to learn about our only local trout species, Lahontan Cutthroat Trout.

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What is this program?
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Science & History: Learn about the animals that live in our watershed, their plight and how we can help them.
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Art: Create a recycled art piece depicting a fish that reuses materials that might otherwise be thrown away.
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Service Learning: Create art to promote Truckee River Day, an annual day of watershed restoration, service and watershed celebration.
How does this program work? This program is a one-time in-class session offered in the fall.
Who can participate in this program? The program is designed for K-8th grades.
Where is this program offered? All elementary and middle schools within the Tahoe-Truckee Unified School District.
For more information contact SWEP's Project Director, Ashley Phillips, at ashley@4swep.org.
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