Adult & Senior Outreach Programs
Program Details
- Length: 45 minutes
- Fee: $150/session + travel ($0.70/mile round trip between your site and Butterfly Pavilion)
- Deposit: To secure your booking, a non-refundable deposit of $50 is required at the time of reservation. The remaining balance must be paid no later than two weeks before your program date.
- Group Size/Session: 30 participants/session; additional programs required for larger groups
- Materials: Most presentations require the use of a screen for visuals. Our equipment connects via an HDMI cord.
- Questions Contact: education@butterflies.org or 720-974-1861
Program Options
Colorado Pollinators
Fly alongside Colorado’s pollinators! This session explores the roles of bees, butterflies, beetles, moths, and other crucial insects in our local ecosystem. Learn why these pollinators are the superheroes behind Colorado’s natural beauty and how you can help protect them. You’ll also get to see our diverse collection of pollinator specimens!
Bug Safari
Enter the fascinating realm of invertebrates with Butterfly Pavilion! Meet our buggy ambassadors, see beautiful specimens, and learn how these boneless creatures aren’t just creepy crawlies – they’re the key to nearly every aspect of our lives!
Beautiful Butterflies
Discover a rainbow of color as you meet face-to-face with tropical butterfly specimens from around the world, and learn about the intriguing behaviors and complex life cycles of our fascinating fluttery friends.
Weird, Wild, & Wacky
Embark on a captivating exploration into the often-overlooked invertebrate world, where you’ll discover the strangest adaptations and most surprising behaviors of nature’s spineless wonders. From record-breaking weightlifters to underwater sharpshooters, you’ll have an unforgettable ride on the weird, wild, and wacky side!
Web World
Spiders are found in great numbers all over the world, including in our houses! But why?… In this fun and interactive program, we’ll get to meet several spider friends and explore what secrets they have that make them some of the most successful animals ever.