The DEC is responsible for protecting New York's natural resources. The Rogers Center is devoted to teaching people about these resources and using them wisely. There is a lot to do at the Rogers Center. The 571 acres offer a variety of habitats for the walker, bird watcher, photographer, snowshoer, or cross-country skier.
Trails traverse woodlands, meadows, wetlands, plantations and farm fields.
The Visitor Center features exhibits focusing on natural resources, and a library. Staff offices are located here in addition to program and classroom space and rest rooms. The upper gallery of the visitor center offers a view of the marsh, enabling the visitor to see geese and ducks feeding, muskrats swimming and great blue herons and osprey fishing. Be sure to check out the photos page. Return to top The Rogers Environmental Education Web Page is maintained by Wells Horton.