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The EcoCenterNature & Wildlife Area · $
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The EcoCenter is managed by the Environmental Volunteers, a non-profit institution that spreads awareness about science...
MoreThe EcoCenter is managed by the Environmental Volunteers, a non-profit institution that spreads awareness about science and nature among the general public. Acting as the headquarters of this organization, the EcoCenter has been constructed using non-toxic and recycled material, green design principles and eco-friendly practices. This center has interactive exhibits and touchscreen displays through which visitors can learn about climate change, the sky and earth. It conducts tours of the building to educate visitors about sustainable methods of construction and maintenance and also conducts numerous summer camps, classroom and school programs. Boasting of some of the best educational activities in Palo Alto for kids and adults alike, the themes covered include bird watching, hiking, programs and lectures on nature art and natural sciences as well as research training in which visitors generate data that actually helps scientists. Nature lovers can also volunteer at this center or donate money to support its endeavors. Less
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2560 Embarcadero Way Palo Alto, CA 94303-3319 2118.75 mi
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- sherlock195402/01/19
  This is a fun place to come with children, you can feed the ducks and watch other birds circle around near the bay. More
- MikePaloAlto09/07/17
  Located right at the old Palo Alto boat harbor in Byxbee Park, the building is a classic Birge Clark structure built for the Sea Scouts in 1941 when they kept their boats at the now closed harbor. The... More
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