2018 Impact Report
Sibley Nature Center is pleased to present our 2018 Impact Report, which highlights our commitment to creating understanding and appreciation of the nature and history of our region through a broad range of educational programs and personal experiences. Our mission is exemplified through the numerous programs, events, and natural resources we offered throughout the year.
Trail Visitors
In 2018, we welcomed 24,552 visitors to our 49-acre property, featuring over a mile of crushed granite trail. These visitors had the opportunity to explore our unique and diverse ecosystem, gaining insight into the local flora and fauna.
Educational Programs
We provided 107 programs for a total of 3,885 participants, offering immersive experiences and promoting engagement with our natural environment. Our programs spanned a variety of topics, ensuring a comprehensive educational offering for our community.
Field Trips
Our center hosted 16 field trips, reaching 695 participants who experienced the wonders of our natural surroundings. These trips allowed students and groups to gain hands-on learning and a deeper connection to the environment.
Special Events
In 2018, we hosted six special events that attracted 1,843 participants. These events featured collaborations with scientists, artists, and photographers, showcasing the multidisciplinary nature of our center and fostering a deeper appreciation of the world around us.
New Staff Members
In August 2018, we welcomed two new hires to our team: the Executive Director and Education Coordinator. These additions allowed us to further enhance our educational offerings and strengthen our commitment to our mission.
As we reflect on the successes of 2018, we remain grateful for the continued support of our community and look forward to an even more impactful 2019. With your help, we will continue to inspire understanding and appreciation of the natural world for generations to come.
The mission of the Sibley Nature Center is to create understanding and appreciation of the nature and history of our region through a broad range of educational programs and personal experience.