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When it's warm outside, it's even warmer in our tropical butterfly conservatory. Please be prepared to take breaks, stay hydrated, and feel free to come and go to keep cool! We'll also plan to close the conservatory for 15 minute cooling breaks at 11:00 a.m., 1:30 p.m., and 3:00 p.m. Thanks for visiting!

Summer Field Trips

Survival!

Survival is key for any animal. Student scientists will investigate the relationships between predators and prey and learn how invertebrates use adaptations to survive in this fun, interactive game all about the art of survival!

Bugs and Blooms

What kinds of bugs will we discover in our own backyard? Students will investigate connections between bugs and discover some of the clever, unexpected, and successful ways in which invertebrate features help them survive while joining us for a bug hunt in our garden and nature trails.

Habitat is Home

Habitat is home for invertebrates of all shapes and sizes. Your young explorers will discover what animals need to survive in their habitats through a fun interactive game and exploration of some of the habitats along Butterfly Pavilion’s nature trail!

More Than Butterflies

In this class, students will learn about Butterfly Pavilion’s local and global research projects and participate in our ongoing butterfly research project, Butterfly Quest! Students will gain an understanding of real-world scientific research and how they can become involved in community science projects.

Insectival