The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum offers everyone a closer look at the beauty of midwestern ecosystems. It?s actually the first museum dedicated to educating Chicagoans about the science of nature. The museum does not only have exhibits and collections; it also puts forward programs and activities for a more extensive involvement with people. Educating everyone about nature is important for the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum because for them, it?s key in the conservation and preservation of our environment.

The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum has an eco-friendly building technology ? lush outdoor nature trails and habitat, green roof, solar panels, and natural light sources. The ambience inside engages visitors, especially urban dwellers, in new ways to connect with the natural world

One of the most popular sites inside Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum is the Judy Istock Butterfly Haven, which provides visitors with a kaleidoscope of butterflies with 75 species from different parts of the world. When you go visit, await to see a plethora of shapes, sizes and colors flying around a multitude of beautiful flowers and plants.