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Welcome to the Great Plains Nature Center's site in cyberspace. Where are we in realspace? Click here for directions! We hope you enjoy your visit and that you can come visit us in person sometime soon. Click on one of the links to continue your visit, or scroll on down this page for more information about us! Learn about the Kansas Junior Duck Stamp
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If you are
interested in obtaining a federal Interagency Senior Pass or Interagency Access Pass, they are both available at our Owl's Nest Gift Shop between 10 and 4, Monday-Saturday. Here's how to get them. (Payment MUST be by cash or check only: No credit cards.) |
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The GPNC is a cooperative partnership between:
Special features of the GPNC include the Koch Habitat Hall, the Coleman Auditorium,
a wildlife observatory, We offer many scheduled programs and also host meetings for a variety of local wildlife, outdoors and environmental groups. Visit our Programs section for that information. The Region 4 office of the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism is located in our office wing. Visit their page on this web site to learn more about their hours, operations and personnel.
Our Goals1. Provide opportunities to the public to learn about natural resources, especially the wildlife and plant species, of the Great Plains Region. 2. Provide visitors with enjoyable educational experiences that impart the importance of wise stewardship of natural resources and the roles and responsibilities of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism, and the Wichita Department of Park and Recreation. 3. Serve as community resource for conservation and related informational materials, with emphasis on the importance of urban habitats to wildlife and people. 4. Serve as a resource for environmental education with school district, youth organizations, colleges and universities, conservation organizations, and other groups and individuals interested in wildlife and the environment. 5. Provide environmental educational services for and accommodate the physically challenged, senior citizens and other special needs groups.
Our StaffThe Staff of the Great Plains Nature Center is drawn from four different organizations.
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