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Celebrating 50 Years of Uniting People with Nature

For 50 years, the Ogden Nature Center has welcomed the public year-round to its 152-acre nature preserve and education center. The Ogden Nature Center offers a wide variety of activities from walking trails to educational programs for all ages.

Coming Up

Cup Hop

The CUP HOP is swooping into local coffee shops again this fall! Add a beautiful Great-blue Heron mug to your collection while supporting the Ogden Na...

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A Short Winter Break

The Ogden Nature Center will be closed December 24th, 2024 through January 1st, 2025 for a short Winter Break. We will open and resume our regular ho...

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Membership

Membership at the Ogden Nature Center means being part of a community that is invested in protecting and preserving open spaces that inspire us all to be in nature. Benefits include free entry, members-only news, discounts on programs and the gift shop, and free entrance to other nature centers across the country. Family memberships start at an affordable $60/year — which is just $5/month. Choose your individual, family, or corporate level and join us at ONC!

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Nature Education Programs

The Ogden Nature Center offers a range of educational programs, including field trips and summer camps for children.

Community Programs for All Ages

Community programs are designed to connect people of all ages to the natural world. No matter what your interest, we have a class you will enjoy.

Homeschool Naturalists

Embark on a journey of discovery during winter semester.

Preschool Programs

Join the Ogden Nature Center for a Kneehigh Naturalist class! Explore wildlife and nature through games, crafts, stories and live animal introductions that are age appropriate. This hour-long program is designed for preschoolers 3-5 years of age and their adult chaperones.

School Field Trips 2024/25

Give your students the wonderful opportunity to get outside the classroom walls this year and make connections with the natural world.

Embark on a journey of discovery during winter semester.

Meet Our Animal Ambassadors

The Ogden Nature Center is home to over 20 Utah-native, non-releasable birds of prey and other animals such as snakes, salamanders, rabbits, and tortoises. These animals have been permanently injured or imprinted, and can no longer survive on their own in the wild. Today they serve as animal ambassadors at the Ogden Nature Center, helping teach our community about wildlife, ecosystems, and the importance of habitat.

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