Trout Adventures provides hands-on experience activities designed to connect youth with wildlife and their habitats. Examples include the "what fish eat" activity where participating youth and accompanying adults learn about what fish eat, the life cycle of aquatic macro invertebrates they might find in local waterways, and create replicas of animals preyed upon by trout using craft materials. We provide these activities in a number of settings, from public youth days events to bringing them into the classroom.
The Youth Wildlife Conservation Experience (YWCE) and Nevada Outdoor Experience (NOE) are events designed "to excite and inspire the next generation of outdoor enthusiasts." Both events are held annually and are organized by the Wild Sheep Foundation. YWCE is held in Reno in conjunction with the Sheep Show. NOE is held in Carson City.
Master (mock) fly tying expert Autumn shows off her creations.
To volunteer for this program, you must be a certified NDOW Volunteer Outdoor Education Instructor. If you're not already one, apply with NDOW. Please be sure to express your interest in fishing education within the Western Region. Once certified, be sure to let us know. If you need assistance in completing this process, please feel free to reach out to us as well. Our email address is Info@TroutAdventures.org.