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Flowers
Bees are some of nature’s most adept pollinators. They collect pollen in small sacs near their legs, dropping some along the way to help fertilize flowers.
Insects
Bees aren’t the only pollinators. Insects such as butterflies, moths, bee flies, mosquitoes, and even ants fertilize flowers as they travel around your yard.
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Single
Enrich our growing community.
- General admission and member discounts for one adult
- One free ticket per special exhibition
- Two single-use guest passes per year
Family
Support special exhibitions.
- General admission and member discounts for two adults
- Four free tickets per special exhibition
- Four single-use guest passes per year
Patron
Take support to the next level.
- General admission and member discounts for two adults
- Five free tickets per special exhibition
- Six single-use guest passes per year
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Before you arrive
Want to have the best possible experience at the museum? Here’s what to do before you arrive.
1. See what’s on show
The museum has a handful of seasonal exhibitions, alongside permanent showings. Explore what’s on view this month.
2. Get directions
Figure out the best way to get to the museum, whether by car, foot, or public transit. See a list of our accessible entrances.
3. Buy your tickets
Save time by buying your tickets before you arrive. Show your printed or digital ticket to staff and then walk right in.
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A day in nature
The word nature is borrowed from the Old French nature and is derived from the Latin word natura, or “essential qualities, innate disposition”, and in ancient times, literally meant “birth”.