Overview

Instill the values of wildlife conservation in all ages!

The Go Fish Center offers educational programs that include on-site classroom programs, public workshops and seminars. Classroom programs are interactive, hands-on lessons that align to the Georgia Performance Standards. Project WET, WILD and Learning Tree activities are available for classroom programs. Live fish and wildlife exhibits, fishing simulators, educational displays and a theater offer several entry points for teaching conservation. The Go Fish Center also holds public, conservation-centered, educational workshops and seminars.

Come and visit the Go Fish Center and experience wildlife conservation in a whole new way!

EDUCATORS! Download a special flier with more details for planning a group visit. For more information contact Clare Thorn at clare.thorn@dnr.state.ga.us or (478) 988-7187.

The STATE-FISH ART Contest is now open to all children in grades K -12 in public, private or home-school, any youth group, after-school program, youth camp, scout troop, art class, etc., or any individual kid who wants to enter!  Essentially any child of K-12 age is eligible as long as a responsible adult reads, agrees to and signs their entry form.

• Contest details and how to enter
• Contest registration form
• Make your reservations now for the State-Fish Art Contest Expo at the Go Fish Education Center on July 12-13, 2013

Entries must be postmarked no later than Mar. 31, 2013