Where Nature Inspires Learning

Embrace Hands-On Learning With Stem Classes, Nature Walks,
Historical Education, and More

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About

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Education

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Conservation

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Heritage

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Nursery

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Rentals

Environmental and Educational Programs in Mount Savage

At the Evergreen Heritage Center, our motto, learning by doing, comes to life with exceptional environmental education programs. Nestled within a 130-acre historic farm and expansive forest, our center serves as a unique outdoor classroom. Here, nature and STEM classes come alive for participants of all ages, offering immersive experiences in a world teeming with natural beauty and history.

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A Journey of Discovery and Growth

Join our journey of discovery and growth, where children, youth, and adults alike can flourish. Our diverse natural setting offers endless opportunities for hands-on learning, fostering a deep connection with the environment. From nature education initiatives to workshops, tours, and special events, there's something for everyone to explore and cherish.

Become a Friend of Evergreen!

You can play a vital role in supporting our diverse projects and programs. Your contribution aids in the preservation of museums and agriculture projects we undertake, the enhancement of our educational programs and workshops, and the maintenance and conservation of our beautiful grounds.

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Take a virtual tour of the Evergreen Heritage Center

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Stay Connected

Ready to dive deeper? Receive our monthly newsletter by emailing [email protected]. Keep up with the latest on museum and agriculture projects, educational initiatives, and community workshops. Your engagement helps us sustain our mission of conservation, education, and stewardship. You can also contact us by visiting the link below.