The Jack Miner Learning Centre is a space that provides young children with opportunities to understand nature through experiential learning: use of hands-on manipulatives, games, and crafts. As young visitors explore a range of topics including nature’s weavers, migration paths, ecosystems, animal homes, animal tracks, and protective colourization, they can freely participate in activities such as nest-weaving, shelter construction, colouring, and animal track creation. This learning environment is meant to inspire wonder and promote the conservationist legacy of Jack Miner. 

The Jack Miner Learning Centre is located on the sanctuary grounds in the clubhouse (behind the historical house). Please see bottom of page for current hours of operation.

Closed during winter months. 

Adult supervision is required.