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We have an exhibit on the Florida trail and have a scavenger hunt associated with it for guests to go through, and read the signs and clues to find the answer

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We are in the center of Las Vegas, much of the land has been developed with modern architecture, but there might be some places where green spaces can be accessed in residential/private areas. Or even under used spaces like balconies.

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Nature journaling! Love the book by Emily Lygren and John Muir Laws

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Use senses (sight, sound, smell, touch) in our garden to begin developing their scientific observation skills

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Seek and iNaturalist, tools to gather local observations

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From the master plan in the new museum, take into account a green space not only for contemplation, for interaction with Children's.

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We have a Sensory Garden, a Pollinator Garden, and a Native Trout creek! We also use some of our “living fossils” as discussion topics (like our ferns, ginkgos, and dawn redwoods)!

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We host programs out to our GROW gallery. We have plants, fruit trees, vegetable gardens, flowers, a bee hive, and aquaponics. We also Utilize Forest Park’s green spaces outside of our Planetarium.

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We’ve utilized indoor aquaponics with limited outdoor spaces.

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Volunteer Lead Butterfly Garden.

Could be enhanced with educational programming in the garden space.

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Partner with the city park across the street - what can we do together to bring our guests out of the museum into their green space?

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Bring in natural materials like lavender and rosemary alongside mortal and pestles to add to your play dough

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Incorporate outdoor programs on a regular basis, utilizing the park next door .

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Maturango Museum uses the garden space to look for tracks, animals, and use the labyrinth.

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Food forest

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Add more sensory items to our outdoor garden space.

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encourage community members and guest to maintain the spaces we currently have around our museum

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We just installed flower planters, maybe we can observe for pollinators.

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Native Plant Gardens & Edible Food Gardens

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Enhance our pollinator garden and add signage to contextualize

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Hands on exhibits or demos about healthy soil, compost

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We love to add clay, sticks and stones to our table top programs

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Using our city park that’s in close proximity. Also potentially using rooftop space if accessible.

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Use them as talking points for emotional healing and building family connections.

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We are a museum in the city but are lucky enough to have a smaller outdoor space. We have a garden, sandbox, bubble table, paint area…

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Creating an urban mini garden patch

Observing what wildlife shows up in a natural space

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Starting a small herb garden in our Outdoor Learning Lab that we can then use for our 5-6 cooking summer camp! :)

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Adding trails or nature playgrounds. Creating a rooftop area would be great - we just identified the roof as a possible expansion area at one of our facilities.

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Utilize our roof and/or balcony spaces

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Compost demo and native garden

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Urban gardens.

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Partnering with community spaces!

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Partner with our city parks