Red River Valley Charter School teacher Divia Jarrett, left, assists her fifth and sixth grade students, Samantha Henderson, center, and AJ Rael as they load bags of fish into their backpacks at a Rio Grande Gorge trailhead near Taos, N.M., Monday, March 24, 2014. Anglers, schoolchildren and cutthroat trout enthusiast from a variety of organizations helped carry Rio Grande cutthroat trout fingerlings down to the river, accessible only by foot, in an effort to restock the Rio Grande and Red Rivers with the state fish of New Mexico. (AP Photo/Jeremy Wade Shockley)
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