Aquariums filled with aquatic invertebrates, bass, panfish, minnows, trout and even a shovelnose sturgeon help visitors to appreciate the diversity and unique challenges faced by a variety of fishes. A dedicated classroom serves to assist visiting groups and teachers by providing a space for in-depth lessons and hands on activities. Initially located in West Yellowstone, Montana, the IFFC was dedicated in 1981 with joint participation by former US President Jimmy Carter, Montana Govenor Ted Schwinden, Yellowstone National Park Superintendent John Townsley and many other notables. In August of 1996 the IFFC moved to its present location in Livingston where it now serves schools and the public year round. The IFFC is supported through a variety of sources, the most important being you.
All donations are tax deductable.