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The NAU Centennial Forest is Northern Arizona University's research, teaching, and demonstration forest -- a cooperative venture between Northern Arizona University and the Arizona State Land Department. 
In 1959, the Arizona State Land Department designated 4,000 acres of forest land as an "outdoor laboratory" for the School of Forestry at Arizona State College in Flagstaff (now Northern Arizona University). The research and education programs initiated by the designation helped establish the school as one of the top rated forestry institutions in the country.
In April 2000, the two organizations came together once again to establish a much larger research, education, and demonstration forest spanning nearly 50,000 acres of forest, woodland, and grassland.
Summer Camps
Join us this summer for adventure and fun at one of the Centennial Forest Environmental Education Program’s Summer Camps. We offer unique opportunities for kids to get outside and experience the wonder and beauty of the forest through hiking, forest discovery, and nature-based art and games. Visit the Environmental Education Programs section to learn more or to register for summer camp.
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Tuesday, 15 February 2011 ) |
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