Our
location can't be beat! Conveniently located six miles from Interstate 35, only about 90 miles
from the Twin Cities, St Cloud, Duluth, and Brainerd,
the Audubon Center is the perfect "overnight
field-trip" distance from anywhere.
Save
time on travel, save money on gas and mileage, and spend more time learning, giving your students
an experience they'll always remember!
The
Audubon Center sponsors and accommodates the unique
learning structure of charter schools. For more details
about our charter school program and sponsorship possibilities,
please visit our Audubon
Charter School homepage.
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The
Audubon Experience
The
Audubon Center is accredited by the North Central Association
and offers residential environmental education experiences
to schools. Our dormitories and dining room complex
can accommodate up to 150 people.
"This
was the most fun I ever
had in a class"
5th grader. Poplar Bridge
ACNW
combines a diverse sanctuary, 30 years of experience, and
a staff that includes the K-12
Programs Coordinator, a Wildlife
Coordinator, Adventure
Coordinator, and professional naturalists and interns from the U.S. and around the world.
“The staff did a great job of modeling good behavior and of acknowledging individuals as well as the group.”
Teacher, Crossroads
Some
highlights of our program:
- Terrific
food
- Full
array of adventure programming
- Modern
dorm facilities with bathrooms in each room
- Our wildlife barn has
rehabilitation animals for viewing and for programs
- Evening
programs included in every package
- Dedicated
and fun staff
- Central
Minnesota location
- OVERALL THE BEST ENVIORNMENTAL LEARNING EXPERIENCE
YOU CAN GET!
“Great opportunity for kids to experience the ‘great outdoors’ in a safe, nurturing environment. Program encourages team-building and fosters an awareness of the world around us.”
Teacher, Crossroads |