
The Forest Ecology Preserve is a nature center established as an outreach program of the Auburn University School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences. The Preserve’s mission is to provide programs, experiences, nature trails, and natural habitats for education, study, and relaxation, while creating an atmosphere of discovery and stewardship toward our natural world. It is supported principally through memberships, private gifts, and the efforts of many volunteers. The center has been established to reach out to all people of every age with a strong focus on families and children. Besides providing 110 acres with miles of beautiful wooded hiking trails and other special features, it also provides regularly scheduled programs presented by professionals in their field. Field trip opportunities for school-age children are available by reservation. These programs include exciting, active and hands-on environmental education activities that support the Alabama curriculum course of study.
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MissionThe Preserve’s mission is to provide programs, experiences, nature trails, and natural habitats for education, study, and relaxation, while creating an atmosphere of discovery and stewardship toward our natural world.
Cost of Programs/AdmissionMonthly environmental education programs are offered- some free, some small fee. Check website for calendar at www.auburn.edu/preserve
AccessibilityLarge parking lot available. handicapped parking also available close to pavilion and amphitheater
Eco Region(s)Piedmont (Ecoregion 45)
Related Topics
- Amphitheater
- Bus Parking
- College
- Educational Laboratory
- Environmental Education Center
- Environmental Education Organization
- Garden
- Hiking Trail
- Permanent Education Staff
- Picnic Area
- Picnic Shelter
- Resource Library
- Restrooms
- Volunteer Opportunities or Service Learning
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3/28/2008 7:08 PM |
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8/20/2010 |

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