2013 Teacher's

In-service Seminar

January 12, 2013

An in-service training for new teachers to the program will be held on Saturday January 12, 2013

at the newly remodeled Visitor Center at Lake Sonoma.

Lake Sonoma Park Headquarters, 3333 Skaggs Springs Road, Geyserville

Program Includes
Pat Higgins, Fisheries Biologist

Diane Higgins, Educator

Julianne Lorenzen, California Department of Fish and Game

Richard McGowan, Program Coordinator

Brian Hines, Incubatorist

$50 donation (payable at time of Registration) includes
Continental Breakfast - Classroom Curriculum - Incubator Handbook - Resources CD - and new Videos

RSVP ASAP
to Brian Hines

(707) 575-3999 or email to

Bring a lunch and join us to watch huge adult steelhead jump the ladder behind the hatchery!

Aquarium incubator information will be presented including the new ice probe chiller aquarium kits and their application.

IMPORTANT:
Due to DF&G regulations, all NEW participants are required and all
previous participants are invited to attend this in-service for permit
updates and program protocols as well as goals and information exchange.

Directions:
>From the south: 101 north to the last Healdsburg exit, Dry Creek Road. Turn left (west) and go 12 to 15 miles to the base of the dam.
The Park Headquarters will be on your left.

>From the north: 101 south to Canyon Road exit. Turn right (west). Go
approximately 3 miles to Dry Creek Road. Turn right, proceed to base of dam. Park Headquarters will be on your left.

Incubator Workshop

In February we hold a workshop to build the aquarium/incubators for those that need one.  Cost for the materials is $275.

Classroom and

Field Trip!

Over 70 classrooms now participate from Point Reyes to Pointa Arena to Covelo.

Great works of art and science

Filling the aquarium

Assembling at Schlumberger
Bucket O’ Fry

Mike Brunson, Alison Scott & our host Jacques Schlumberger

Walking to the Wine Creek

Releasing Steelhead Fry