In addition, the Center's outreach program, Nature In the Parks, creates an environmental awareness in future generations through interpretive field trips, throughout the county parks. This facility located in Newburg covers 350 acres, with approximately 12 miles of trails. Their mission is to provide leadership in environmental education, to preserve its natural sanctuary and to serve as a regional resource for scientific research. The Reserve's mission is to provide education and resources to help citizens develop and nurture their appreciation and understanding of our natural heritage and foster a lifetime committment to the protection of our fragile planet Earth. The site contains information on invasive species, migratory birds, aquatic ecology, environmental contaminants, fishery drug research and development, endangered and declining species, and many links to other sites.
Facility offers school programs, summer camps and expeditions, and a variety of workshops.
Supported by the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point as a research and teaching resource, the Reserve also offers inspiration and recreational enjoyment for the general public. This New London facility promotes appreciation of and involvement in nature, by people of all ages. This facility offers programs, exhibits, and trails. Wisconsin The facility hosts school programs, elder hostels, and conferences. Kemp hosts hundreds of students, scientists and natural resource professionals every year.