


Whitehall High School students released over 65 Brown Trout into Pigeon Creek to celebrate the conclusion of their Trout in the Classroom experience.
Guided by Agricultural Sciences teacher Melinda Goplin, the students raised the Trout from fertilized eggs to fingerling size in a classroom aquarium over the course of a semester. The aquarium is equipped with cooling and filtration systems that require diligent cleaning, maintenance, and monitoring. The process of raising the Trout helps the students understand the exceptionally clean and cold water required for the survival of Trout and other cold-water species.
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