Mission Statement: The Nature Center's 102.5-acre wildlife habitat is an island of serenity in the midst of the busy urban landscape. Two lakes, a stream, two miles of dirt trail and a 1/4-mile paved access trail wind through meadows and forested areas to offer visitors a rewarding getaway. Home to fox and weasel, turtle and hawk, the Center allows people to forget they're in the city. Adults and children can combine education with fun by visiting the interactive, hands-on exhibits available in the museum before they walk the trails.

Counties Served: Los Angeles, Orange

Last Updated: 06-30-2006

Region 3 Home Advanced Search Search Providers Add Resources Compendium Information Help Admin Login Calendar Newsletters Funding Opportunities Student Contests For Teachers For Providers Sacramento County Region 3 Coordinators Deborah Bruns Yolo County Office of Education 1280 Santa Anita Court, Suite 100 Woodland, CA 95776 Phone: 530-668-3781 Fax: 530-668-3850 Email: Deb Bruns Leslie Smith Nevada County Superintendent of Schools 112 Nevada City Highway Nevada City, CA 95959 Phone: 530-478-6400, ext. 211 Fax: 530-478-6410 Email: Leslie Smith		El Dorado Nature Center Contact Information Contact Person: Tara Sievers Phone: 562-570-1746 Fax: 562-570-8530 Email: tara_sievers@longbeach.gov Street Address: 7550 East Spring Street. Located in El Dorado East Regional Park in Long Beach Long Beach, California 90815 Programs/Resources Offered by this Provider Badger Tours Guided Tour Program Beetle Brigade Guided Tour Program Birthday Beetles and Butterflies Guided Tour Program Birthday Birds and Bugs Guided Tour Program California Coastal Clean-Up (City of Long Beach) City of Long Beach: Adopt-A-Beach Moveable Museum - Acorns, Sea and Sage Moveable Museum - Protect Our Watery World Moveable Museum- North American Mammals Pre-school Super Science Series -Summer Program Super Science Series-Summer Program Winter Break / Spring Break Workshops Organizational Information Type of Environmental Education Provider: City Gov't Mission Statement: The Nature Center's 102.5-acre wildlife habitat is an island of serenity in the midst of the busy urban landscape. Two lakes, a stream, two miles of dirt trail and a 1/4-mile paved access trail wind through meadows and forested areas to offer visitors a rewarding getaway. Home to fox and weasel, turtle and hawk, the Center allows people to forget they're in the city. Adults and children can combine education with fun by visiting the interactive, hands-on exhibits available in the museum before they walk the trails. Counties Served: Los Angeles, Orange Last Updated: 06-30-2006
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