Get your tickets to Creatures of the Night! October 17 and 18

Tickets only on sale until October 16!

Coming Up

Upcoming Events

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.

Bundle up! Two nights of outdoor fun, without fright! Friday & Saturday, October 17 and 18, 5-8:30 pm. All ages $7 for ONC members / $10 for non-

Join us for a special evening of stargazing and sky education! Friday November 7 at 6 pm Free / All ages Please register so we have enough treats

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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.

 

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Contact

Avery Cook
Position:
UCC/AmeriCorps Education & Animal Care
Address:
966 W 12TH ST
Ogden
UT
84404
United States
Phone:
8016217595

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Miscellaneous Information

Miscellaneous Information

Avery is one of our newest yearlong Americorps/UCC individual placements serving her first Americorps term as Environmental Educator and Animal Caretaker. She grew up in Utah and attended Southern Utah University where she completed her B.A. in Environmental Sustainability with a certificate as an NAI Certified Interpretive Guide. Her final project in school explored the impacts of native and non-native invasive riparian vegetation in Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument. 

While attaining her undergraduate degree, Avery interned at Zion National Park as their first sustainability interpreter. She worked with the education and facilities departments to create programs in support of their Don’t Feed the Landfill initiative. In caring for this mission, she provided environmental and animal based interpretive programs out on the trails to all ages. This experience helped her realize her passion for teaching others environmentally sustainable practices and grew her enthusiasm for learning about the natural world. 

Teaching communities about the environment and caring for animals at the Ogden Nature Center is a dream come true for Avery. This year she will be assisting the team with outreach and curriculum based teaching around Utah as well as caring for the animals that call ONC home. In her free time, you can find her spending time with friends and family or adventuring outdoors.

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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Hours

 

Mon - Fri 9 am – 5 pm
Sat 9 am – 4 pm
Sun Closed
(Closed on major holidays)

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Admission

Members enjoy free admission

Adults 13+ $6
Seniors 65+ $4
Children 2-12 $4
Children under 2 Free

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