The Alouette River Management Society provides field trips to the ALLCO Fish Hatchery.



Check out our available Field Trips for 2025/2026
Junior Watershed Education Tour $195 | Grade K-2 | Half Day (Coming 2026/2027 school year)
Embark on a hatchery tour to delve into the watershed and witness the life cycle of Pacific salmon. Discover how everything is connected within the watershed and understand the importance of healthy rivers through an EnviroScape presentation. Conclude your day with a forest tour to learn about the value of native species in our ecosystems and the impacts of invasive species.
Senior Watershed Education Tour $290 | Grade 3-7 | Full Day (Coming 2026/2027 school year)
Embark on a hatchery tour to delve into the watershed and witness the life cycle of Pacific salmon. Discover how everything is connected within the watershed and understand the importance of healthy rivers through an EnviroScape presentation. Witness a salmon dissection and learn about the anatomy of these fascinating creatures. Conclude your day with a forest tour to learn about the value of native species in our ecosystems and the lasting impact of invasive species.
Hatchery Tour $90 | Grade K and above |1 hour (Book today!)
Learn about the five species of Pacific salmon and their lifecycle through storytelling. Understand the importance of salmon in the Alouette Watershed and learn about the interconnectedness of the salmon forest. Complete the tour with a visit our rainbow trout pond to feed the fish!
Stay tuned… Booking link coming soon!
How do I book a Field Trip for my class?
We have a booking system where you can select the classroom program or field trip that you would like to book. From there you can see the calendar and dates available to book. Once you have entered in your information and confirmed the booking, it will stay pending on our side until our Environmental Educator confirms. You will receive a confirmation email once it has been approved.
What payment is accepted?
We accept cheque, credit card & e-transfer.
Who do I contact with questions regarding Field Trips?
For questions regarding programming, please contact education@alouetteriver.org

The hatchery has been running since 1979 and is operated by BC Corrections Officers and supervised inmate crews. Please check out “A River of Change” – Youtube video to learn more about the amazing work done by BC Corrections at the Allco Fish Hatchery.
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