The Maine Audubon Society is also presenting programs at the Land Lab. Maps are visible for use on the marked trails. These trails have learning stations along the way. Ecology and conservation issues are explored. An amphitheater is on site in the woods.
Students are outside exploring, sensing, reflecting, creating, writing, drawing, and painting.
Upon entering the building, the logo and mission statement are immediately visible as is the information center and gift shop. A library, a laboratory, a working kitchen, restrooms, and meeting rooms are available for the use by the community. Maps, computers, laboratory equipment, curriculum kits, and art supplies and equipment are ready for use and monitoring by a Resource Technician. The hallways are places for environmental, historical and art exhibits. The Land Lab is self-supporting through grants, course tuition, camp tuition, and user fees from the Land Lab users outside the Auburn community.