More than seven acres are grounds for 75+ display gardens, a large refurbished bow-truss barn, a country school house, and several other buil...
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Since 1990 the Board has employed a full-time naturalist to oversee a county wide environmental education program. Headquartered at Yellow Smoke Pa...
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The Pocahontas County Conservation Board (PCCB) is a county department whose primary goal is to provide a balanced conservation, recreation, and ed...
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Whether you’re going camping for the weekend or taking the kids fishing, this 220-acre multi-use area offers plenty of outdoor recreational o...
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The Voas Nature Area is a 705 acre park located approximately 1½ miles west of Minburn. The initial 265 acres were donated to the Dallas Cou...
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The Lost Island Prairie Wetland Nature Center's purpose is to instill in the public an appreciation and basic understanding of the wetlands and off...
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Hitchcock Nature Center offers ample opportunity for hiking, birdwatching, snow shoeing, cross country skiing and other endeavors on its 10 mile tr...
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The Anderson Conservation Area totals 244 acres in size. The purpose of this area is to provide a place and facilities for environmental education ...
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DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge is located in the migratory bird corridor of the Missouri River floodplain and provides essential habitat for resid...
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Mission:
To provide a peaceful retreat for visitors where natural, scenic, historical resources come together to create a living classroom to expl...
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Escape to this peaceful oasis
Seven miles of dirt trails
600 acres of conserved forest and prairie land
Nature center building open seasonally...
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Features:
Just minutes from downtown Omaha, your nature adventure awaits!
19 miles of dirt trails
1,400 acres of conserved forest, prairie and...
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Heron Haven is a spring-fed wetland sanctuary. The sanctuary features one of the last oxbow wetlands of the Big Papillion Creek and it is wit...
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