The Walker Nature Center provides a variety of educational and recreational resources, programs and facilities. Through the use of direct experiences and interpretive media, the mission of the center is to foster good environmental stewardship in the community. The center was named after Reston's first Open Space and Nature Center Director, Vernon J. Walker who was hired in 1967. Mr. Walker believed in a healthy coexistence of nature and people.Features* A LEED Gold education building known as Nature House.* 72 acres of woodlands* One mile of loop trails* Picnic tables & pavilion* Pond* Fire ring* Trailside benches* Interpretive signs* Memorial sundial* Demonstration meadow* Demonstration naturescaping gardens* The Glade Stream Valley* Snakeden Branch stream's entrance to 44-acre Lake AudubonActivitiesThe nature center conducts a variety of on-site and outreach activities for people of all ages. These nature programs support environmental education and action. Together we can conserve and enjoy Reston's beautiful natural areas. Come hike, paddle, stargaze, toast a marshmallow or slosh in a stream with us.Visit RA's WebTrac site for details about our public programs and online activity registration.* All Ages Nature Programs & Workshops* Babes in the Woods Toddler Programs (ages 18 - 35 months)* Preschool Nature Programs (ages 3-5 years)* Elementary Nature Programs (ages 5-12 years)* Adult Nature Programs & Presentations* Bird Walks* Wildlife Counts…