RFEGs promote stewardship through educational programs that engage the community in understanding salmon and the natural world.

RFEG K-12 science-based education opportunities give thousands of students each year the opportunity to get out of the classroom and apply Core Standards to real world examples. A variety of internships, service learning positions, workshops, and volunteer opportunities help community members of all ages learn about the ecosystem and salmon.

Each RFEG tailors its educational offerings to the communities they serve, customizing their offerings to fill the needs of local teachers and schools.

In addition to the many programs that each RFEG puts on, a coalition of groups works together to deliver Salmon in Schools curriculum and field trips across the state, in coordination with the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction.  You can learn more about that program at wasalmonintheschools.org