Annual Sturgeon Festival provides a day of fun for kids
An annual event at the Water Resources Education Center, the Sturgeon Festival is more than just learning about these amazing local fish. Kids have opportunities to learn about our local ecosystems in and around the Columbia River, how to maintain and protect them, and what lives in them.
By Clark County Today · September 16, 2018
Fish Dissection, Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife. Photo by Andi Schwartz
An annual event at the Water Resources Education Center, the Sturgeon Festival is more than just learning about these fascinating fish. Kids have opportunities to learn about our local ecosystems in and around the Columbia River, how to maintain and protect them, and what lives in them. There was so much to see and do with many booths of activities and various shows that included a Birds of Prey Show with The Falconer, a Fish Dissection with Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife, a Live Reptile Show with Steve’s Creature Feature and others. New this year, the free event also included a Walk to the River with the Water Center and the Earth and Spirit Council.
