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Helmer Nature Center
The Helmer Nature Center is both an outdoor classroom and an environmental resource that encompasses approximately 45 acres of land with trails
The Helmer Nature Center is both an outdoor classroom and an environmental resource that encompasses approximately 45 acres of land with trails.
The diverse terrain is inhabited by a variety of wildlife and abounds with many species of trees, shrubs, and wildflowers. The center also serves as host to a variety of events such as the Owl Prowl, kite festivals and snowshoeing.
The diverse terrain is inhabited by a variety of wildlife and abounds with many species of trees, shrubs, and wildflowers. The center also serves as host to a variety of events such as the Owl Prowl, kite festivals and snowshoeing.
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