Educational Programming

Natural history programming extends far beyond the bricks and mortar of exhibit galleries. In addition to on-site educational programs, day-long and extended field experiences capitalize on the natural setting that draws visitors and students from around the world to this region.

Specific educational initiatives underway or being planned by the Draper Museum of Natural History include:

Lunchtime Expedition Lecture Series

Lunchtime Expedition Lecture Series featuring monthly public presentations covering topics and disciplines represented by the Draper Museum of Natural History.

Greater Yellowstone Museum Adventure

Greater Yellowstone Museum Adventure presents the plants, animals, and geology of the Greater Yellowstone region to elementary school students through hands-on demonstrations, activities, and programs.

Please contact School Programs or 307/578.4038 to make reservations.

Natural History School Field Trips

Natural History School Field Trips to the DMNH provide students with additional information regarding the dynamic geological processes and plant and animal adaptations and interactions in the Greater Yellowstone region.

Please contact School Programs or 307/578.4038 to make reservations.

Research Expeditions Program

Research Expeditions Program whereby participants take part in ongoing, original field studies conducted by DMNH staff or research associates in and around the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Please contact Charles Preston, Ph.D., or 307/578.4078 for more information.

Natural History Tours

The BBHC Tour Program offers a variety of educational tours - a number are related to Natural History topics.

Please contact Debra Elwood, Tour Program Coordinator, or 307/578.4114 for more information.