• Understanding the Time Committment Before you jump in with both feet, it's a good idea to measure your willingness, time commitment, expense, paperwork, travel and aquarium maintenance for this project.

• Apply for Acceptance into the Program and... Find out your first, second and future steps forward into the program.

• Required Scientific Collector's Permit and Instructions Find out who to contact to get your collector's permit and start the process.

• Required Equipment One of the most important components of a successful program is quality equipment.

• Aquarium Setup Setting up your aquarium properly will save you from problems and fish mortality later.

• Egg Pick-up Dates, Instructions and Acclimation (NEW every September) You will be able to pickup green eggs at a weir, or eyed eggs at a hatchery.

• Salmon Care and Feeding Guidelines Proper salmon care is essential to a successful program. Teachers are responsible for adhering to the following guidelines when participating in the program.

• Aquarium and Equipment Maintenance Maintaining your aquarium properly will save you from problems and fish mortality later.

• Releasing Your Salmon and Your Stocking Permit (Pre-approved Stocking Locations) It is important to understand the goal of the program is to provide students with an educational opportunity to learn about the salmon life cycle and natural resource conservation.