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Trout grown by JRHS students released

Richard Fuhrman’s forestry and wildlife class at JRHS grew trout in the classroom as part of the Trout Unlimited project that has been a big hit through out the area. Before Spring Break, his class and Dan Bowser’s senior level PE class took a field trip together to the Peaks of Otter. They hiked along the cold mountain stream east of the Peaks of Otter Lodge. Trout were carried from the school in coolers.  The students released the fingerlings into the water after hiking to different areas of the stream to aid survival rates of the tiny trout.

Photos by Matt Flint.

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