Ogden Nature Center - Endangered Species

Thursday 17th of May 2012

Visitor Information

Hours:

Monday-Friday 9 am – 5 pm
Saturday 9 am – 4 pm

Closed on major holidays.

Cost:

Members enjoy free admission
Adults 12 and older: $4.00
Seniors 55+: $3.00
Children 2-11: $2.00
Children under 2: Free

Getting Here:

We are located at 966 W. 12th Street in Ogden, Utah, 84404
Phone: 801-621-7595
Directions: From 1-15, take exit #344 and head east 1.5 mi. Map

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Pre-Visit Teacher Survey

Endangered Species

Taught in December and January (4th - 8th grades)

With the help of some of our animal friends, students will define the terms endangered, threatened and extinct. Learn about wolves, eagles and the desert tortoise as we investigate their history in Utah through hands-on games and activities.

CURRICULUM

Correlation to the Core
Program Outline
Recommended Reading and Websites for Teachers

PRE-VISIT ACTIVITIES

POST-VISIT ACTIVITIES

Remembering ONC

Ogden Nature Center Blog

Did You Know?

The earth’s largest living organism is an aspen clone, living right here in Utah’s Wasatch Mountains. With 47,000 stems of genetically identical trees, it weighs 6,500 tons (that’s about as heavy as 70 adult blue whales)!