Pollinator Pavilion
An immersive exhibit featuring some of New Mexico's most amazing native pollinators.
This immersive exhibit features several species of native butterflies and moths, as well as other important pollinators like non-stinging native bees and fig beetles!
The exhibit also features a variety of native pollinator-friendly plants. Panels throughout the exhibit educate visitors about pollinators' role in helping us grow the food we eat, their life cycles, how to create pollinator-friendly backyards and more. An education table in the exhibit gives visitors a chance to interact with BioPark staff and participate in hands-on learning.
This exhibit will not be open for the 2025 season, check back in 2026!
Location
The exhibit is located on the west side of the Botanic Garden.
Resources
Pocket Guide to New Mexico Native Bees from New Mexico State University.