It includes forests, meadows, a remnant prairie, streams, springs, ancient sandstone rock outcroppings, Nature trails, and an abundance of wild birds and other wildlife. The preserve also features a variety of ritual sites and meditation places, including a Stone Circle and outdoor shrines. Circle Sanctuary Nature Preserve is engaged in environmental education, bluebird restoration, woodlands and wetlands conservation, and other Nature preservation endeavors. Several environmental scientists are among the volunteers helping with research and conservation projects at the preserve. The preserve is open to Circle Network members at a variety of festivals and other events held throughout the year.
Some events are also open to the public.
Arrangements to visit at these and at other times must be made in advance. Dates of festivals are published in Circle Network News. Details about festivals and other events are published in the events newsletter, Sanctuary Circles. Circle operates this service to help make Nature Spirituality resources more widely available and to help fund its networking and other work. Information about resources available through Circle are listed in each issue of Circle Network News and in the Circle Network Bulletin.