The Great Plains Zoo & Delbridge Museum of Natural History and the Butterfly House & Aquarium plan to become one organization and build a new butterfly conservatory and aquarium on the zoo’s campus.
The Butterfly House & Aquarium and Great Plains Zoo and Delbridge Museum of Natural History might be joining forces.
“It’s one thing to say ‘We’re going to build it.’ It’s something else entirely to show them how it will look. It feels more real for them and for us too.”
This week’s Up-and-Comer is Carly Manahan, the development director at the Butterfly House & Aquarium.
Weeks after reopening, we checked in with major visitor attractions to see if guests are coming back.
The Butterfly House & Aquarium will begin its phased reopening Monday, June 1.
Have a virtual animal encounter, tour a museum and do an art project: Venues that can’t allow admission are finding ways to offer an experience anyway.
The Butterfly House & Aquarium now will be more affordable to families who qualify for assistance thanks to help from the Marsh & McLennan Agency.
The entire Butterfly House & Aquarium now has 10,000 gallons of marine displays. Once its expansion is done, one single tank in the new aquarium could reach that capacity on its own! Come inside the project for an exciting look at what’s to come.
