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Chattahoochee Nature Center Announces Adult Classes

Thursday, September 4, 2008 – updated: 10:50 am EDT September 9, 2008

The Chattahoochee Nature Center continues to evolve and expand to meet the growing and changing needs of the region. As construction continues on its brand new Discovery Center and Pavilion, set to open in 2009, a new focus to encourage adult discovery and adventure also continues.

One of the primary goals at CNC is Life Long Learning, a goal developed as a result of member surveys and focus groups. The CNC wants to encourage adult discovery and adventuring, and it all starts with appreciation.

“The knowledge gained through our education programs leads toward action. We will give you the skills and the resources to take action, and make a difference in your life. All of this is a part of Life Long Learning,” states adult programming director, Amy Bram.

“Through adult programming, the Chattahoochee Nature Center can enrich your life with natural encounters and unique cultural experiences. In the spring, we began a quarterly hike series led by local experts. In the fall, we are highlighting our new Chattahoochee River Canoe Discovery Series. This is just the beginning of a new era for adult programming at the Chattahoochee Nature Center,” emphasized Ms. Bram.

Below is a short sampling of our new programming for adults being offered this fall at the Chattahoochee Nature Center.

  • Chattahoochee River Canoe Discovery Series:

  • Sunday, September 14: Buford Dam to McGinnis Ferry
    Sunday, October 19: Morgan Falls Dam to Paces Mill
    Sunday, November 2: Jones Bridge to Island Ford
  • Naturalist-Led Canoe Trips

  • An Evening on the Chattahoochee River

  • Sea Kayaking to Cumberland Island

  • Lake Kayak & Cook Out

  • Atlanta Audubon Society Master Birder Program

  • Photography Workshop – Focus on CNC Wildlife with Marvin Price

  • Painting Nature in Watercolor

  • Guided Hikes

  • Bird Walks

  • Fly Fishing Workshop

  • Arborist Workshop

  • In addition, the Chattahoochee Nature Center has more than two miles of woodland and river boardwalk trails, each with its own unique sights and sounds. There are numerous resting spots on the trails that allow hikers to take a breath and enjoy the seclusion.

    The fall is the perfect time to get outdoors, and appreciate the beauty of nature.

    For dates, prices and complete details, visit the Chattahoochee Nature Center website at www.chattnaturecenter.com.

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