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Centennial Campus Center for Wildlife Education 919-707-0209
The Center’s indoor displays focus on wildlife and changing habitats in the North Carolina Piedmont. In the auditorium, visitors can view a 20-minute video with a timeline of
changes in the Piedmont, from a prospective of natural wildlife areas to suburban sprawl. Explore wildlife through the use of technology–touchscreen computers, video cameras and sound systems. A great place for family or group field trips with exhibits, video and outside demonstration areas.
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:45pm
Admission to the exhibits and most programs are free of charge. Pre-registration is required for all programs. Contributions to the center are gratefully accepted; a donation box is located at the information desk. Please ask at the information desk about tax-deductible gifts to the center.
The Centennial Wild retail store is open Monday-Friday from 9am-4pm. Merchandise includes educational materials, posters, wildlife books, apparel and gifts. All proceeds from the sale of Centennial Wild Store products support conservation education programs.
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educational activities, kids activities,Center / Community Center
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