Our facility houses walk-through dioramas that highlight how our landscape and wildlife have changed over time. These exhibits include a replica of an Eastern Woodland Native American longhouse, a Beaver Wetland exhibit, and a Changing Land / Changing Wildlife exhibit. Indoors, a small collection of live animals offer our visitors additional opportunities for learning. Outdoors, visitors can observe variety of birds of prey and our turtle pond. A small nature store features a selection of nature-related books and gift items. We maintain five miles of trails on the adjacent State-owned Werner’s Woods property. This refuge is home to a variety of native wildlife species – over 150 bird species have been sighted on the property. Outdoor gardens provide opportunities for visitors to view wildflowers, birds and butterflies in season. Self-guiding trail maps, booklets and wildlife checklists are available in the Nature Center Store.