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Sulphur Creek Nature Center

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Sulphur Creek Nature Center is a wildlife education and rehabilitation facility whose mission is to promote the conservation of local environmental resources by fostering an appreciation and understanding of the animals in the world around us, and encouraging peaceful coexistence between people and native wildlife by serving as a community resource for wildlife issues. They offer educational activities for all ages as well as family activities, and special education programs. There is also an animal lending library which allows children to have a pet for a week. Programs include tours, field excursions, weekend interpretive programs, volunteer opportunities, and seasonal special events. Also available: wildlife discovery center with exhibits and displays, wildlife garden, nature trail, birthday party area, and picnic grounds.

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