Library
Named after long time volunteer, librarian, and mother of Naturalist Jeannie Carl, The Dorothy Higgins Memorial Library is a popular stop for local students needing information for reports and research projects, members of the public trying to identify the “bug” they just found in their house, and even teachers looking for new and exciting ways to get their students interested in earth science.

Hundreds and hundreds of books slides and videos on any number of natural topics are available for use by the general public. Spend a quiet afternoon reading in the library, or sign the materials out and take them home for a short time. Either way, you are bound to find something of interest here.
In early 2007, phase one of the library renovation was completed. New custom-built pine bookshelves and video viewing are have been installed along two walls. Phase two will see additional bookshelves and a photocopy center created.
 
HOURS
Monday – Friday
8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
 

After hours group
visits by appointment.

Trails, pavilion, and raptor mews (cages)
are open 7 days a week from dawn until dusk.
DIRECTIONS
 
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