The facility offers a rich array of educational programs and field trips that cater to students from early childhood through middle school. These programs provide an immersive learning experience focused on various ecosystems, geology, and biodiversity, supporting curriculum areas such as environmental studies and science. Students can engage with interactive exhibits that cover a broad spectrum of topics, including animal adaptations, climate change, marine life, and fossil studies.
Field trips to the museum feature Discovery Tours designed to enhance hands-on learning. These tours allow students to explore galleries filled with artifacts and live animal encounters, promoting an engaging and educational environment. Programs are tailored for different grade levels and can vary in length and structure, accommodating both guided and self-guided visits.
Additionally, the museum offers virtual field trip options that allow classrooms to access educational content from anywhere. These programs typically last 20 to 30 minutes and incorporate interactive activities, ensuring students remain engaged, even in a virtual setting.
For schools looking to integrate science with local ecosystems, the museum’s outreach programs bring the educational experience directly to classrooms. These programs include live animal presentations and discussions that align with classroom learning objectives, reinforcing key scientific concepts practically and entertainingly.
