Loading...
Scroll Down
The new Butterfly Pavilion will be a new, state-of-the-art learning and research facility in Colorado that will serve as the preeminent local, national and global hub for invertebrate knowledge, conservation and education.
The facility will inspire both appreciation and action by providing up-close encounters with animals and natural environments, informed by decades of educational and scientific expertise. In addition, the facility will sit in a one-of-a-kind neighborhood designed to support pollinators in their natural habitats, while providing new homes, schools, shops and restaurants for residents and visitors alike.
We invite you to learn more about our future and join us in making it a reality.
Creating a global hub for invertebrate research, conservation and education.
A centerpiece that draw families, researchers and partners from the neighborhood, the region and beyond.
A place like nothing else, anywhere in the world.
83,000-square-feet of public spaces designed to be stunning and functional
Greatly expanded laboratory facilities that give visitors a glimpse of scientists at work in each biome.
Increased capacity to serve more than 500,000 visitors each year.
Shared campus with a new Adams 12 School District and mindSpark learning K-12 STEM school.
Neighborhood-wide Pollinator District that encourages protection of public green spaces while protecting pollinators and educating the public.
Get inspired
by the vast diversity of invertebrate life on Earth.
