We do not currently offer guided snorkeling experiences to the general public.

However, this option may be available for current partners or high school/college-level groups, depending on program goals, fit, and available funding.

If you or your organization are interested in touring our facility, please visit our tour request page for more information and to submit a request.

Due to the size of our facility we are unable to accommodate groups larger than 30, groups above 10 will need to be split up into smaller groups and start times may be staggered.

Classroom visits introduce students to the importance of native, non-game fish and freshwater conservation through engaging, age-appropriate activities. We aim to spark curiosity and appreciation for these often overlooked species.

Classroom visit options may include:

1. Native fish coloring sheets featuring species found in our local rivers (grades K-5).

2. Habitat-building activity where students create their own aquatic habitat models (grades 5-12).

3. Interactive presentation about native fish and their role in healthy ecosystems (grades 5-12).

We are limited by staff availability and program materials, because of this we are unable to accommodate large assembly style presentations.

We offer three types of event tabling setups to fit your event's needs:

1. Educational Tabling – Includes information about Conservation Fisheries, an activity, and (if near a river or stream) we may include a native fish viewing tank.

2. Informational Tabling – Features educational materials, handouts, and QR codes linking to our website and social media.

3. Merchandise Tabling – Includes everything from our informational setup, plus a selection of merch available for sale.