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  • Home
  • About
  • Contact Us
  • Board & Staff
  • Visit
    • Annual Events
    • Gardens & Trails >
      • Beehive & Wildlife Pond
      • Cain Garden
      • Children's Garden
      • Hanson Learning Meadow
      • Log Laboratory
      • Nature Trails
      • Ruby Key Garden
    • Heritage Exhibits >
      • Wofford House
      • Little Red School House
      • Henderson County Jail
      • Discovery Barn
    • Veteran's Memorial
    • Private Rentals
  • Learn
    • Workshops and Hikes
    • Explore On Your Own
    • Field Trips
    • Homeschool
    • Scouting Groups
    • Summer in the Gardens
  • Membership & Support
    • Membership
    • Volunteer
  • Events & More

Hanson Learning Meadow

Charles Hanson had a love of East Texas native wildflowers, and the animals that they support. The Hanson Learning Meadow was established to keep inspiring the love of meadows and to encourage learners of all ages to reconnect with the intricacies of East Texas wildflowers. The meadow is used as a common outdoor learning space in summer camps, field trips, and a variety of environmental education moments. It also serves as a stunning backdrop for photos. 

"To teach a child not to step on a caterpillar is as important to the child as it is to the caterpillar."- Bradley Miller
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1601 Patterson Rd. Athens, TX 75751 (Hwy. 175 inside Loop 7)​
​(903) 675-5630
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