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"The closer children are kept to nature the better men and women they will become."  -John C. Hartman


Mission Statement

Hartman Reserve Nature Center is dedicated to understanding our environment through education, recreation and community involvement and to stewardship of a unique natural area.


Commonly-Held Vision


  • Preserving, managing, and restoring the natural area to encourage native diversity
  • Providing recreational and leisure opportunities with respect for the environment and natural heritage
  • Promoting better public awareness, understanding, and appreciation of our environment through education
  • Expanding Hartman's ability to adhere to and carry out its mission
  • Pursuing and providing opportunities for community involvement
  • Cultivating resources for short and long term financial sustainability
  • Adapting to cultural and technological changes while achieving the mission

Hartman Reserve Nature Center
657 Reserve Drive
Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613

319-277-2187




Hours:

Office and Interpretive Center:

Mon-Fri 8a-4:30p

Trails:
Open everyday - sunrise to sunset


Hartman Reserve Nature Center is a part of your Black Hawk County Conservation Board
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