The hatchery's efforts have been rewarded with increased numbers of striped bass. Fishing is only one area where the Hatchery has an economic impact. They visit the Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation, and the Little White House where the late President Roosevelt stayed. They also come to see the Warm Springs National Fish Hatchery because of its aquarium and display pools. These displays serve an educational as well as recreational purpose.
Children learn more about North American fish life cycles on their visits.
They learn about the habitat. They learn about the economic importance of fish as well. The hatchery's personnel also take education outside of the facility. Project WET and Project WILD, as well as distance learning programs help broaden the educational outreach of the facility. In short, this hatchery, for its one hundred years of operation, has been making a constant, measurable contribution to Warm Springs, Georgia, and America.