NDOW will host 6 virtual learning opportunities for your students! Our Western region angler and wildlife education coordinators will be teaming up to provide your students the ultimate virtual TIC experience. Every webinar will be on Zoom from 10 -11am (give or take a few minutes) and will include a Q&A session at the end. If you miss a webinar, all webinars will be recorded and uploaded to our YouTube channel to view. Please make sure to register your class prior to the start of the webinar to ensure you receive the correct link for the class.
Our current webinar schedule is as follows:
January 22 - Egg Day! - Lets have fun learning about how to set up an artificial tank to make sure our eggs are safe and have everything they need to survive. Also learn what to expect during TIC! You will also learn about a trout's habitat needs and lifecycle. This will be a great opportunity to learn what you can expect from your eggs while they hatch and grow. https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2e-VFn27QF6caHm1Wd7cTQ
January 29 - Predators and Prey - Discover what trout like to eat... and what like to eat trout! This webinar will discuss the food web our trout find themselves living in. https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_6WthGr5wT2Wl319lS8D1qA
February 5 - NDOW Hatchery Tour - Learn what a fish hatchery looks like as we explore Mason Valley Fish Hatchery located in Yerington, NV. We'll also explore some of our community ponds located near every town in western Nevada. https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_TBw4zYYBQZ2C7I2cqFxsjw
February 12 - Watersheds and Water Quality - For this exciting webinar we'll learn all about our watersheds and what that means not only for our trout... but us as well! We will learn more about how water quality and pollution affects our trout and us! https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Q1if3Wg-S8iZoncsuGyRQA
February 19 - Trout Dissection - Ever wonder what trout anatomy looks like? Join us for a live dissection of a rainbow trout. Learn what each part does for the trout and how it helps them to survive in their habitats. https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_cLVxNSzKSnSSW94X0ZXRTg
February 26 - Virtual Release - Now that our fish have hatched and are out of their alevin stage its time to release them. "Join" us in Reno, NV at Oxbow Nature Study Area and help us decide where we should release our fish. https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_A88YuTdmTTihJgBYeTK2aw
We hope to "see" you there!
The Trout Unlimited Website for Trout in the Classroom offers even more lessons and activities for teachers to use in the classroom.
Check out this informative YouTube video from Scientific Anglers. Your students will be sure to be trout experts!
A fact file all about Rainbow trout!
What would happen to our mountain habitat without water?
Teach your students about the water cycle and how it relates to trout - options for beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels.
In 2020, NDOW hosted webinars on everything "fish" you could think of in our "Fish Camp" series. Check them out here. This webinars found here can also be modified to offer a virtual fishy field trip.
Welcome to Trout in the Classroom(TIC) 2021! In this session, we will be focusing on introductions; we introduce you to our educators and the TIC program, show you the classroom tanks, which provide habitat to the eggs, explain where the eggs come from, take a look at trout species in Nevada, and more! Additional videos in the series will be added below.
Habitats and Life cycles https://youtu.be/QbHebarztcQ
Intro to Fishing https://youtu.be/oPDFudQI-uQ