Our outdoor programs foster a sense of stewardship and sustainable development of our natural resources.
We offer many curriculum-based programs for school and community groups. As well, a number of special events are held throughout the year.
Less then an hour's drive from metropolitan Halifax, the Natural Resources Education Center is nestled in the beautiful Musquodoboit Valley. The 80 hectare woodland provides opportunities for field tours, exhibits and demonstrations. Self-guided interpretive trails can be used for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing or nature hikes. Many of the trails are wheelchair accessible, featured in "Hiking Trails of Nova Scotia".
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Wilderness Adventure Day Camps 2009!
More information coming soon!.
New Programs!
We continue to develop new programs, please see “Educational Programs and Target Audiences” for a brief overview, or “Our Educational Programs” for more details about individual programs.
Spring Festival
Focusing on the Maple Sugar industry, this week-long event welcomes participation from schools and the community to visit a sugarbush and develop a better understanding of the science and mechanics of this unique process.
2009 Christmas Festival of Trees and Crafts
The Natural Resources Education Center is pleased to announce the 20th annual Christmas Festival of Trees and Crafts. This year's festival is taking place on December 4th, 5th and 6th in Middle Musquodoboit and will showcase over 30 theme decorated balsam fir Christmas trees and a craft show with over 60 quality crafters. Don't miss out!