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List of nature centers in Minnesota
This is a list of nature centers and environmental education centers in the state of Minnesota.
==Current nature centers==
">website ), operated by the City in the 220-acre Oakdale Nature Preserve
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| Oxbow Park and Zollman Zoo || Byron ||Olmsted || Southeast || 620-acre county park with zoo featuring rehabilitated native wildlife, a nature center and campsites
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| Prairie Wetlands Learning Center || Fergus Falls ||Otter Tail ||Central|| (website ), operated by the Fergus Falls Wetland Management District, 4 miles of trails
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| Prairie Woods Environmental Learning Center || Spicer ||Kandiyohi || Central || (website ), 500 acres, includes a Native American history village and a shooting sports range
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| Quarry Hill Nature Center || Rochester ||Olmsted || Southeast || (website ), located in 320-acre Quarry Hill Park
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| The Raptor Center || Saint Paul ||Ramsey || Minneapolis–Saint Paul || (website ), raptor education and rehabilitation center, live raptor programs, operated by the College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Minnesota
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| Richardson Nature Center at Hyland Lake Park Reserve || Bloomington ||Hennepin || Minneapolis–Saint Paul || Operated by the Three Rivers Park District
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| River Bend Nature Center || Faribault || Rice|| South central || 734 acres with 10 miles of trails
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| Saint John's Arboretum || Collegeville || Stearns|| Central || 2,830 acres, environmental education programs and events
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| Springbrook Nature Center || Fridley || Anoka || Minneapolis–Saint Paul || 127 acres, operated by the City
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| Sugarloaf Cove Nature Center || Schroeder ||Cook || Iron Range || (website ), operated by the North Shore Stewardship Association, education, preservation and restoration of North Shore of Lake Superior
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| Tamarack Nature Center || White Bear || Ramsey || Minneapolis–Saint Paul || (website ), operated by the County, 320-acre preserve within Bald Eagle-Otter Lakes Regional Park
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| Voyageur Environmental Center || Mound ||Hennepin || Minneapolis–Saint Paul || (website ), 110 acres, year-round environmental education center, operated by the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Twin Cities
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| Wargo Nature Center || Lino Lakes || Anoka || Minneapolis–Saint Paul || (website ), outdoor learning center operated by the County, part of the 5,000-acre Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Regional Park Reserve
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| Westwood Hills Nature Center || St. Louis Park || Hennepin|| Minneapolis–Saint Paul || (website ), 160 acres, operated by the City
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| Wildlife Science Center || Columbus || Anoka|| Minneapolis–Saint Paul || (website ), wolf research and education center, weekend public tours
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| Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center || Finland || Lake|| Iron Range || 2000-acre K-12 school and residential learning center
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| Wood Lake Nature Center || Richfield || Hennepin|| Minneapolis–Saint Paul || 150 acres, operated by the City
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