Butterfly House Exhibit & Pollinator Garden |
Support needed for exhibit to return
Butterfly House Hours of OperationMid June-Labor Day Closed Mondays-Thursdays
This seasonal exhibit showcases several beautifully colored butterflies sipping nectar and taking flight, offering guests the opportunity to better understand and appreciate their life cycle and importance to the ecosystem. Guests can walk among the dozens of free-flying adult native butterflies and learn about their lifecycles, adaptations, and fun facts that make them truly special organisms. While visiting guests are welcome to chat with staff or volunteers, ask questions, or simply relax and enjoy the space while butterflies flit and fly about. ![]() 2022 Butterfly House Daily AdmissionTNC Members: FREE Non-members: $2/person
Our pollinator garden is filled with host plants that naturally attract butterflies, bees, hummingbirds and along with a variety of other pollinators. You may even find a few ideas to try in your own garden! Both areas are great settings for personal nature photography. Please note that while the butterfly house is not open during the off-season. The pollinator garden is accessible year-round; however, plant life and inhabitants vary seasonally. Please support pollinator education and help make this possible!
| Are you interested in Supporting the Butterfly House?Do you love being surrounded by the gentle flutter of colorful wings? The annual cost for care and maintenance of this fun and educational exhibit is over $6,000 and TNC needs YOUR support to ensure this exhibit can continue. 2023 EXHIBIT GOAL
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Please support pollinator education and help make this possible! *Sponsorship Available! We at TNC strive to bring our community together while providing fun and educational elements. Each exhibit is unique and with your help, TNC can continue to build community traditions that connect people to nature while keeping costs affordable. Exhibit sponsorships range from in-kind to organizational sponsors. Please click the button above or reach out to development@TenaflyNC.org to learn more. Visitors are encouraged to show off pictures of their visit on social media using the #TNCButterfly #Tenaflynaturecenter Interested in encouraging butterflies in your yard? This document lists nectar and host plants for NJ butterflies and moths. |