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{{toplink|url=http://www.phillybutterflypavilion.com|name=phillybutterflypavilion.com}}We are proud to be Philadelphia's newest science museum and to showcase one of the most diverse living arthropod collections in the United States. With two floors of new museum exhibits, a 7,000 square foot tropical butterfly pavilion, and Next Generation aligned educational programming, we offer a unique and interactive experience for all to enjoy. | {{toplink|url=http://www.phillybutterflypavilion.com|name=phillybutterflypavilion.com}}We are proud to be Philadelphia's newest science museum and to showcase '''one of the most diverse living arthropod collections in the United States'''. With two floors of new museum exhibits, a 7,000 square foot tropical butterfly pavilion, and Next Generation aligned educational programming, we offer a unique and interactive experience for all to enjoy. | ||
We are fully committed to educating the public about the environmental importance of arthropods. Our community events, classes, and free programs help us to teach individuals about the ecology of the most important group of animals in the world: insects! | We are fully committed to educating the public about the environmental importance of arthropods. Our community events, classes, and free programs help us to teach individuals about the ecology of the most important group of animals in the world: insects! | ||
Revision as of 12:41, 2 May 2018
We are proud to be Philadelphia's newest science museum and to showcase one of the most diverse living arthropod collections in the United States. With two floors of new museum exhibits, a 7,000 square foot tropical butterfly pavilion, and Next Generation aligned educational programming, we offer a unique and interactive experience for all to enjoy.
We are fully committed to educating the public about the environmental importance of arthropods. Our community events, classes, and free programs help us to teach individuals about the ecology of the most important group of animals in the world: insects!
Note: The above description came from the museum's home page.
In The News
- A day away: In Philadelphia, there is a special place where bugs are adored, Reading Eagle, June 2, 2016.