
The Carolyn Parr Nature Museum recently reopened after the Aug. 24, 2014 quake. It's housed in a small temporary building. It's kid and family-friendly, with helpful volunteers. The dioramas...
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The Carolyn Parr Nature Center, established in 1981 through a generous bequest from Carolyn Parr, serves as a non-profit volunteer-driven museum dedicated to educating visitors about Napa Valley's native ecosystems. It features five biome-based exhibits, a variety of natural artifacts, and a dynamic program of events aimed at engaging people of all ages with the local environment.
Managed by the Napa Valley Naturalists, the center relies on passionate volunteers to maintain operations and enhance community involvement through guided tours, school trips, and educational programming. The organization believes that education is essential for the preservation and conservation of local habitats, fostering a deeper understanding of the natural world among its visitors.
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The Carolyn Parr Nature Museum recently reopened after the Aug. 24, 2014 quake. It's housed in a small temporary building. It's kid and family-friendly, with helpful volunteers. The dioramas...
A small, sweet and informative community nature museum, focused on children. Exhibits are all at kid-level for easy viewing. Focus is on animals, birds, insects and rocks found in the Napa area....
Great place to take children to learn about nature. Animal artifacts are interesting and educational. Cozy kids area for reading books and coloring.
5 stars for kids. 2 for adults. Mostly animal and plant based and all the specimens are well kept and stuffed- some stuffed animals are creepy and unnatural, these were not. Plenty informative for...
This place is small but the folks who work there are very friendly and knowledgable. The collection is pretty cool for how small the space is: preserved animal species inside, and live...
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