Endless Mountains Nature Center - Tunkhannock, PA
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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See You at the Kiwanis Wyoming County Fair!
Wednesday, August 27 through Monday, September 1
Click here for details.
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Stonewall Repair
with Ken Ely
Sunday, September 7 from 9 am to 4 pm
EMNC Lodge & Camp Lackawanna grounds
Ken Ely, local dry masonry expert, will describe the walls we have in this region. His slide presentation includes typical examples of common problems...Click here for details.
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It's time to Renew Stewardship Support!
Monday, June 30, 2008 all Stewardship Gifts expired-- unless you are a Life Steward
Print & mail form, click on this button.
OR
Make a secure online donation with PayPal or your credit card, click the button below. On the next page, be sure to enter the amount and press the "Update Total" button BEFORE you enter anything else.
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- Trail hours:
- Every day: 8 am to dusk
- Until deer hunting season
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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NEW
SUMMER
LODGE HOURS:
M-F: 9am-12pm
Sat: 12-5*
Sun: 12-5*
*When volunteers are available to staff the Lodge.
TRAILS:
Now until deer season (2 wks.)
Open dawn-dusk
Early-Dec. thru mid-June
Dawn-dusk
Mid-June thru late-Aug.
Sat. noon to dusk
Sun. 8 am to noon

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.
Found an injured or orphaned wild animal?
Place in a box with air holes. Keep warm and quiet. Call a wildlife rehabilitator IMMEDIATELY:
Delaware Valley Raptor Center, 570-296-6025
Raptors only.
Second Chance Wildlife Center, 570-836-1851
Mammals, except rabies vector species.
Pocono Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, 570-402-0223
All wildlife.
Most rehabilitators are volunteers with other jobs. You will be asked to take the injured animal to the rehabilitator or at least meet them half way. Please give them a donation to help care for the injured animal.
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