Visitor Centers & Interpretive Exhibits

Buffalo bones at First Peoples
Buffalo Jump State Park

Visitor Centers and Interpretive Exhibits serve to enhance your students' understanding of many state parks. Staffed visitor centers combine interactive displays and programs to make these special places come alive. Other parks feature interpretive signs and markers to tell the stories of significant events and interesting features of the area.
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State Parks

Kids at Lone Pine
State Park

When time and budgets allow, there is nothing like a first-hand visit to a Montana State Park to really make learning fun and memorable. Field trips can be arranged to several state parks where professional Park Rangers guide your students to a greater understanding of history, geology, wildlife and many other topics. [Learn more]

Fish Hatcheries

Students view fish in a pond at
Giant Springs Trout Hatchery

A visit to a FWP Fish Hatchery will provide students an opportunity to learn about the many species of fish raised for restoration programs and sport fishing. The 10 hatcheries are open year-round for visitation. Fish species and facilities differ at each location, so check with your local contact to find out specifics.
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