Education Opportunities

Spend a fun filled day with your students at the NJC. Each year hundreds of area school children come to the NJC to explore, learn about non-point source pollution, conservation and preservation of our natural resources. Our staff and volunteers provide a wonderful learning experience by offering a hands on field laboratory. Students can learn about promoting conservation, trees, wildlife habitat and much more. The conservation land labs are designed to demonstrate the sources of non-point source pollution caused by run-off. Guided nature hikes are also available.

There are several walking trails available to the public along with five ponds, a wetland, suspension bridge, boardwalk, footbridge, bluebird trails, duck boxes, picnic shelter and much more. The “red barn” is on the National Historic Registry and adds a bit of history to the NJC.

The NJC strives to provide a non competitive setting with successful, hands on learning situations. One of our primary objectives is to help children and adults gain a greater appreciation for our wondrous natural world along with helping to challenge participants with new and exciting experiences.

NJC comes to You!

School Site Presentation
If you are involved with a group or organization and would like to have someone from the Norma Johnson Center speak with your group please feel free to contact the office. Presentations are done at the NJC and/or your site.