In my opinion, this area should be designated a National Park and co-marketed / connected along with George Washington Carver National Park. Doing so would highlight Dr. Carver’s love for nature in SW Missouri and his research of native plants in the region. This would highlight Wildcat Park as a tourism destination along with the unique exposure of the chert (bedrock) glades.
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SeAnn Davis
8 years ago
We need this in our area! Many people every year use this facility and enjoy it.
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Pablo Ortiz
8 years ago
This area needs to be looked after and has so much potential to become something more.
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Carol Fiedler
8 years ago
The Audubon Center is a very important part of our community.
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Gary Green
8 years ago
Children need this to learn more of the out doors & wildlife.
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Betsy Hanson
8 years ago
Wildcat glades is a great family activity and I hope it can stay open.
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Garett Goodwin
8 years ago
Please save wildcat glades
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Carol Ballard
8 years ago
A valuable resource that deserves our best efforts to rescue and maintain.
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Diana Baker
8 years ago
Great place for preserving and learning!
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Whitney Baker
8 years ago
Thanks!!
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Amy Carrier
8 years ago
Please do not let this establishment go— it is such a wonderful part of our area— great education
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Clayton Shilling
8 years ago
I grew up in the Redings Mill area and enjoyed playing baseball in Wildcat Park as a child and have enjoyed the trails and Audubon center since their construction. As a photographer based in Denver, it's always nice to come home and get some nice nature shots on the trails. This is a staple for Joplin and I appreciate the efforts to protect it.
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carmen
8 years ago
hope we can keep the center open because my kids love going there!
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Paula Wallace
8 years ago
Please support this wonderful place
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Crystal Friedman
8 years ago
The nature playground is my children's favorite in town
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Julia Foster
8 years ago
Keep the Center open and build programs for the community.
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Lauren Moss
8 years ago
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We absolutely love the nature center at Wilcat Glades and the park as well! I take my kids there at least once a week. They have learned a lot about native animals, birds and plants, recycling, green building and our local environment. We would be heartbroken if we didn’t have this amazing place to visit!
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Lisa Garffie
8 years ago
This is a great asset to the community
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William Garffie
8 years ago
The Glades project cannot be lost. This a true jewel for Missouri
Save this place
In my opinion, this area should be designated a National Park and co-marketed / connected along with George Washington Carver National Park. Doing so would highlight Dr. Carver’s love for nature in SW Missouri and his research of native plants in the region. This would highlight Wildcat Park as a tourism destination along with the unique exposure of the chert (bedrock) glades.
We need this in our area! Many people every year use this facility and enjoy it.
This area needs to be looked after and has so much potential to become something more.
The Audubon Center is a very important part of our community.
Children need this to learn more of the out doors & wildlife.
Wildcat glades is a great family activity and I hope it can stay open.
Please save wildcat glades
A valuable resource that deserves our best efforts to rescue and maintain.
Great place for preserving and learning!
Thanks!!
Please do not let this establishment go— it is such a wonderful part of our area— great education
I grew up in the Redings Mill area and enjoyed playing baseball in Wildcat Park as a child and have enjoyed the trails and Audubon center since their construction. As a photographer based in Denver, it's always nice to come home and get some nice nature shots on the trails. This is a staple for Joplin and I appreciate the efforts to protect it.
hope we can keep the center open because my kids love going there!
Please support this wonderful place
The nature playground is my children's favorite in town
Keep the Center open and build programs for the community.
We absolutely love the nature center at Wilcat Glades and the park as well! I take my kids there at least once a week. They have learned a lot about native animals, birds and plants, recycling, green building and our local environment. We would be heartbroken if we didn’t have this amazing place to visit!
This is a great asset to the community
The Glades project cannot be lost. This a true jewel for Missouri