The Conservancy of Southwest Florida is offering aNature inNovember promotion, withfree admissionto the Nature CentereverySaturday in Novemberand discounted memberships.
“After two back-to-back hurricanes inOctober, we want tosupportthe community by offering free admission on Saturdays in November,” saidConservancy President and CEO Rob Moher.“Thesefree days offer the community a chance to reconnect with the beauty of nature while enjoying the campus. It also provides an excellent opportunity to educate families about coastal resilience during storms, climate change, and nature-based solutions while we’re still in hurricane season.”
The Conservancy will also offer single and family membership discounts to anyone whovisits the Nature Center on any of the Saturdays in November.
The Conservancy is located in Naples and has a 21-acre campus. Visitors can enjoythe Susan and William Dalton Discovery Center with the John & Carol Walter Discovery Wing featuringan immersive experience that allows guests to exploreSouthwest Florida’s unique ecosystem andhighlights the work of the Conservancy through the years.Indoor and outdoor exhibitsshowcasegalleries ranging from climate change to the impact of invasive species. The Nature Center iskid-friendlywithinteractive learning, animal encounters and even a touch tank with various ocean creatures.In addition, the campus offerselectric boat tours, special daily programs and kayak rentalsto members.
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