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	School Programs: Join full time Specialist Kiza Gates for an interactive tour through the aquarium room of the IFFC. Students will learn about subjects such as fish adaptations, identification, breeding, diversity, endangered species, whirling disease, water quality and native species. Specialized programs are available upon request - contact Kiza for more information.
	Summer Casting Program: Every Tuesday and Thursday evenings from June 1 to September 1, free fly casting lessons are offered from 5 to 7PM, with FFDC staff and local Livingston area fly fishing guides as instructors. Equipment is provided or bring your own. Everyone is welcome!
	Equipment Loan Program: High quality rod, reel line and leader combinations as well as vices, tools and fly tying materials are available for loan to all FFF Clubs and Councils. Take advantage of this low cost way to teach fly tying classes, casting clinics, camps, etc. Clubs will be charged only for the cost of shipping. Contact FFDC Specialist Matt Wilhelm at (406) 222-9369 or email for more information or to order materials.
	Water Quality Trunk II: Appropriate for high school level students, this trunk contains tests and teachers guide for a unit on surface water quality. For more information or to order trunk contact FFDC Specialist Matt Wilhelm at (406) 222-9369 or email.
	Anglers Against Weeds Program: Through the Fly Fishing Discovery Center the FFF has undertaken an awareness and education program that is being pointed to as a model of the type of effort that can make a difference. The "Anglers Against Weeds" program is designed to educate anglers and other outdoor enthusiasts about the threat that noxious weeds pose to our habitats. Funded by the Montana Noxious Weed Control Board, this program is beginning to show that anglers do care about exotics and are interested in being part of the solution. The presence of exotic non-native species is wreaking havoc on our environment around the country. From coast to coast, North to South, non-native invaders are threatening our natural ecosystems. These invaders range from plants to fish to parasites, but all are having a negative impact on our native flora and fauna. As an organization that has a long history of fighting for our environment the FFF has taken strong positions against many of these non-native invaders and in the future we will increase our efforts to educate and oppose these unwelcome species. Man is responsible for the spread of these exotics and we must be a part of the solution. For more information about the program contact the Matt Wilhelm at 406-222-9369 or iffc@wtp.net.

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