Visit one of our hatcheries or visitor/education centers in the state. At Fish and Game's fish hatcheries, learn about how fish are hatched and reared. All hatcheries are open year-round, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Guided tours are available by reservation. The Twin Mountain and Warren hatcheries also have educational centers. These hatcheries are staffed by a dedicated, hardworking group of individuals who not only understand the technical challenges of raising fish... they also love to fish themselves!

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Berlin Fish Hatchery and Educational Exhibits
Off Route 110, Kilkenny Valley, White Mountain National Forest
603-449-3412

You may have seen Milford's fish transport truck in southern New Hampshire. Hauling fish from hatchery to water requires specialized, oxygenated tanks.

Twin Mountain Fish Hatchery
Fish & Wildlife Center
RFD 1
Whitefield, N.H. 03598
Telephone: 603-846-5429
Exhibits and programs for children and adults to learn more about watersheds and their importance to wildlife. A 27-foot fish tank. Hatchery tours. Open late May to mid-October. School programs by arrangement.

Warren Hatchery
Warren Wildlife Center
Warren Fish Hatchery
Old Route 25
Warren, N.H. 03279
Telephone: 764-5862
Exhibits and programs for children and adults on Atlantic salmon and New Hampshire's dynamic wildlife resources. Hatchery tours. Open late May to mid-October. School programs by arrangement.

New Hampton Hatchery
Route 132, New Hampton
603-744-3709

Powder Mill Hatchery
288 Merrymeeting Road, New Durham
603-859-2041

Milford Hatchery and Educational Exhibits
North River Road, Milford
603-673-1416

The Discovery Room
The Discovery Room at Fish and Game's Concord headquarters is a window on New Hampshire's great outdoors... complete with a life-sized moose cow and her calf!

Cow and calf moose -- two of the many critters you'll find at Fish and Game's Discovery Room.

The new room shows an array of New Hampshire landscapes that are so realistic that children and adults alike will forget that they're getting an education. These landscapes include a pond, stream, beaver pond, meadow, woodland, vernal pool, boreal (spruce/fir) forest, and even a typical back yard.

Come to Fish and Game's Concord headquarters at 11 Hazen Drive and check it out! The Discovery Room is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays. Groups should call first to make arrangements -- 603-271-3211.

Click here for more information about the Discovery Room.

Owl Brook Hunter Education Center
387 Perch Pond Road
Holderness, NH 03245
Telephone: (603) 536-4921 or (603) 536-1290
The mission of the center is to educate people in the knowledge, skills, and behaviors required to become safe and responsible hunters, trappers and stewards of the state's natural resources. Owl Brook offers a modern classroom, shooting range, archery course and self-guided interpretive trails covering topics such trapper education, hunter education and wildlife habitat management. For more information on facilities and programs at Owl Brook, and hours open to the public, click here.

Great Bay Discovery Center
Depot Road
Stratham, N.H. 03885
Telephone: 603-778-0015
Part of Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, this center provides opportunities to learn about coastal and marine life. Self-guided nature trail along a boardwalk through the salt marsh. Call for hours of operation. School programs by arrangement. For more information, go to www.greatbay.org/sandypoint