What you'll find at EMNC...
Eleven miles of trails


A Lodge with...

specimens to touch,

exhibits to explore

displays,

nature gifts,

and restrooms.
Outdoors...

Three rehabilitated, wild birds reside in a garden enclosure.

Native Plant Garden

and a bird feeding station.
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Summer Nature Day Camp
Click here for details.
PreK - 6th graders
Exploring, games, crafts, hiking--all nature theme!
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Did you recently replace your cell phone or cell phone battery? Donate your old or unused cell phone to the EMNC. Let EMNC recycle it and your cell phone batteries in an environmentally-friendly way. EMNC will receive a donation for them, and you'll know that no water is being polluted and people being poisoned.
Watch for collection signs. Some of the sites included Gay’s Hardware, Welch Ins., Penn’s Best, People's National Bank in Meshoppen, and many other locations. A complete listing of sites will be posted shortly. If you have a site for a collection sign & recycling box, or need more information, call Debby at 570-836-3835.
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Reservations for School and Scouting Programs now being accepted. Click here for details.
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The Trails at Camp Lackawanna are...
- OPEN to the public
- From dawn to dusk through mid-June;
Register at the kiosk inside Camp Lackawanna's gate. Parking Permits are required for all cars. EMNC Stewards should use their light blue pass.
Click here for directions. Click here for trail information.
For more information about the rental facilities available at the camp visit: www.CampLackwanna.org
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LODGE HOURS:
M-F: 9am-12pm
Sat: 9-5*
Sun: 1-5*
*When volunteers are available to staff the Lodge.
TRAILS:
Early-Dec. thru mid-June
Open dawn-dusk
Mid-June thru late-Aug.
Open Sat. Noon-Sun. Noon
Late-Aug. until deer season (2 wks.)
Open dawn-dusk

EMNC Connections, Endless Mountains Nature Center's newsletter...don't miss an issue.
To receive the next issue become a Steward & support the EMNC. You'll also receive discounted and free programs, and the good feeling of improving your community.
Click here for more information on stewardship.
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