Wyoming's Trout in the Classroom (TIC) program is a hands-on science adventure for students across the state. Partnering with Trout Unlimited and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, teachers raise trout from eggs to fingerlings right in their classrooms! This program brings science to life, teaching students about ecosystems, fish biology, water quality, and conservation. The curriculum aligns with Wyoming's science standards and offers a unique STEM learning experience.

Hit the road this summer with TU Expeditions! Dive deep into the world of native trout. You'll collaborate with TU project managers to learn about the challenges these fish face and discover restoration techniques that help them thrive. These multi-day adventures for high school and college students help work on public lands with TU staff and local chapters. Students will dive into conservation work to help native trout and engage in community outreach projects.

The 5 Rivers Program Guide is your ultimate resource for starting and running a thriving fly fishing club at your university. This comprehensive guide is designed for colleges, universities, and Trout Unlimited chapters nationwide. Whether you're a seasoned fly fisher or just starting out, the 5 Rivers Program Guide equips you with the tools and knowledge to build a successful club. Learn how to recruit members, plan engaging outings, connect with local conservation efforts, and become a leader in the fly fishing community.