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Joseph E. Wargo Nature Center Master Plan <br />Summary of April 21, 2104 Vision Meeting <br />Consulting staff from HKGi and representatives of Anoka County met at Wargo Nature Center from 1 to <br />3pm to discuss the vision for Wargo Nature Center. The purpose of the meeting was to create a vision, <br />goals, strategies, and framework for the center and its programming. Key elements of the discussions <br />are summarized below. <br />ATTENDEES: <br />Greg Ingraham, HKGi <br />Lil Leatham, HKGi <br />Anna Springer, HKGi <br />John VonDeLinde, Anoka County Parks & Recreation Director <br />Cory Hinz, Anoka County Recreation Services Manager <br />Lisa Gilliland, Interpretive Naturalist, Wargo Nature Center <br />Krista Harrington, Program Supervisor, Wargo Nature Center <br />Bob Holtz, Anoka County Naturalist <br />Mary Morris, Interpretive Naturalist <br />Deb Gallup, Interpretive Naturalist <br />SITE ASSESSMENT COMMENTS: <br />• Harriet Alexander in Roseville is another nature center near Wargo. It is smaller, but worth <br />mentioning. <br />• Bob suggested a installing a dam to raise the water level of George Watch Lake. <br />• Timber management plan is still a consideration <br />• A wildflower interpretive trail in the prairie would be good <br />• Connectivity to the YMCA is ideal <br />• Focus should be on getting kids OUTSIDE <br />• Bob: Wargo is the 3rd highest recipient of grant money of all nature centers in MN <br />• There is a current trend for nature centers to host wedding events as a revenue generator. <br />Wargo has had smaller weddings but is limited by size/capacity <br />TRENDS PRESENTATION COMMENTS: <br />• Would be great to incorporate digital technology with signage on trails <br />• There is a need for programming to meet the needs of school curriculum <br />• Trails need to be longer around Wargo -currently the longest loop is 25 minutes, and they should <br />be longer than 30 minutes <br />• Drop in visitors did rise with addition of trail along hwy14 <br />• Potential to keep grounds open from sunrise to sunset -but can't rely on volunteers for staffing <br />as their availability is not always clear <br />• John would like to see a parking lot near the compost site <br />Wargo Nature Center Master Plan — April 21, 2014 Vision Meeting Summary Pa g e 11 <br />A 34 Appendix: Meetings & Outreach <br />
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