Environmental Centers

Founded in 1958 and accredited by The American Association of Museums, Earthplace maintains a 62 acre wildlife sanctuary with trails, contains an interactive natural history museum, houses live wildlife for public viewing and hosts many public nature programs and events.

The Wildflower Center’s Native Plant Information Network allows you to search for native plant info by plant traits or names, browse through our collection of 17,000 native plant images, and pose your plant question to our resident horticulturalist.

Visitor center, School of Woodworking, School of Homesteading, Heritage Gristmill, …

Mission: to serve as a recreational catalyst for: inspiring and engaging community involvement in educating students to solve tomorrow’s environmental challenges; promoting sustainable development practices and utilizing new technologies; enhancing the appreciation of Gwinnett’s natural resources.

A nonprofit organizing and education center and organic farm in Northern Californias Sonoma County. OAEC was founded in 1994 by a group of biologists, horticulturists, educators, activists, and artists seeking innovative and practical approaches to the pressing environmental and economic crises of our day.