Waterman Conservation Education Center

3 reviews

403 Hilton Rd

Apalachin, NY 13732

Waterman Conservation Education Center is a renowned wildlife refuge system located in Apalachin, NY. With its interpretive center, museum, live animal residents, and educational displays, it offers a unique opportunity for the public to learn about conservation, environmental literacy, and the region's flora and fauna.

Through guided hikes, informative talks, and hands-on activities like microscopy, Waterman Conservation Education Center aims to promote conservation education and inspire visitors to appreciate and protect the natural world. With its commitment to environmental justice and community engagement, it serves as a valuable resource for the citizens of the Twin Tiers of New York State and Pennsylvania.

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4.53 reviews

Stephen R.

3/9/2012

I cannot speak to this place in its current state. I have not been there for about 10 years, but as a kid this place was Shangrila. They had full size replicas of Native American longhouses, a...

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