Environmental Education Center

The bird blind allows students a glimpse into the habits of birds, chipmunks, squirrels, and even the occasional raccoon.

The secretive lives of several non-venomous snakes are exposed in our snake display.

Skulls make an interesting way to study animal adaptations.

Students can explore aquatic ecosystems via the indoor pond where they will meet bluegill and bass.

The Red-eared Slider is a mild-mannered aquatic turtle.

The tree exhibit helps students understand the structure of trees and the diverse life they support.

To support our entomology programs, we utilize insect collections created by University of Louisville biology interns.