Leave a Legacy
Land Acknowledgement & Diversity Statement
At Rogers Center, we celebrate diversity in all forms, recognizing that it enriches our community and deepens our connection to nature. We acknowledge that Rogers Center is located on the traditional lands of the Oneida Nation. We are committed to honoring Indigenous knowledge and practices and creating an inclusive environment where everyone feels welcome and valued. By embracing diverse perspectives, we foster creativity, innovation, and a vibrant community. Join us in building a space that reflects and respects the rich diversity of both human and natural ecosystems.
Environmental education for every age and ability.
Our school programs, public programs, and summer camp offer outstanding environmental education opportunities for everyone. From acorn to oak, we educate across the ages.
Rogers has a way for everyone to get involved.
Looking for an opportunity to shape our natural landscape, restore wildlife habitat, participate in the preservation of New York’s oldest environmental education center, or try your hand at teaching? Reach out, and we’ll find a way for you to participate.
Rogers Center & The Friends of Rogers Center
Rogers Center is New York State’s oldest environmental education center. New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation operated Rogers Center until 2010. In 2011, the Friends of Rogers, a private nonprofit organization, reopened Rogers Center to keep this regional treasure available to current and future generations.
600 Acres and 7 Miles of Trails: Open daily from dawn to dusk
Explore our full offering of upstate New York ecosystems, wildlife habitat, and cultural heritage. Free to the public and accessible all year round.
Let’s meet up in real life to share in the beauty of the natural world.
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