Through the leadership of an executive director and advisory board–and with input from AUM, community partners, representatives from local schools, state regulatory groups, and local government–RHERI’s vision is two fold.
Visitors to the RHERI will discover the natural beauty of the ecosystems that dominated the Montgomery area prior to European settlement, learn about plants utilized by Native Americans, and discover how European- and American-style farming altered the landscape. They will be able to understand:
Educators will find intentional connections with AUM through teacher training programs, mentorships and volunteer opportunities. Educators and learners will have access to summer programming and ongoing field trips to experience/use the outdoor classrooms and educational spaces.
For more information, contact:
Dr. Andrew McMichael Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Professor of History Auburn University at Montgomery amcmich1@aum.edu (334) 244-3746
Dr. Chelsea Ward Professor/Department Head Department of Biology and Environmental Sciences Auburn University at Montgomery cward3@aum.edu (334) 244-3317
Taylor Center 101
7400 East Drive Montgomery, AL 36117
8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday - Friday
334-244-3000
334-244-3795
admissions@aum.edu
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