Warner Park Nature Center
7311 Highway 100, Nashville, TN 37221
Price of admission: $0.00
Website - 615-352-6299
Hours of Operations: Tuesday-Saturday 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Keywords: accessible, cultural, history, indoor, Nature, science
The Warner Park Nature Center is an environmental education and recreation facility of the Nashville Metropolitan Board of Parks and Recreation, Karl Dean, Mayor. The Nature Center is a place where people and nature come together.
We serve as a jump-off point for exploring the 2684 acres of Nashville's Percy Warner and Edwin Warner Parks.
We offer a wide range of environmental education programs, school field trips, educator training workshops, outdoor recreation programs and other special activities for people of all ages.
We serve as a natural history and education reference center for individuals and groups.
We promote, and serve as a resource for organic gardening and native plant landscaping.
Our campus includes the Susanne Warner Bass Learning Center which houses a natural history museum and programming space; the Milbrey Warner Waller Library complete with an extensive collection of natural history titles; the Emily Warner Dean Administration Building; a working organic garden including a greenhouse and a cedar shadehouse; a wildflower garden and fern garden; the Frist teaching pond; grounds landscaped with native plants; and the main trailhead for twelve miles of hiking trails.
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