Calling all nature lovers, curious kids, and adventure seekers!

This spring, starting April 19th, 2025, embark on an exciting journey at the New Jersey State Museum’s brand-new exhibition, “Ecosystems at Risk: Threatened and Endangered in New Jersey.” (Read full press release here).

What’s happening to New Jersey’s wildlife?

Why are bobcats, bald eagles, and bog turtles disappearing? How can we protect the incredible habitats that make our state so special? This interactive exhibit answers these questions and more, engaging kids and adults alike in the urgent mission to save our local ecosystems.

What’s in it for YOU?

For Families: A hands-on, eye-opening experience that will make kids see nature in a whole new way! With interactive exhibits, fascinating facts, and real-life conservation efforts, it's a fun and meaningful way to spend the day together.

For Schools: A must-visit field trip destination! This exhibit brings science to life, making it the perfect supplement to environmental studies. Watch your students get inspired to become the next generation of eco-warriors!

BONUS: Earth Day Family Event – April 26th

Celebrate Earth Day and explore the new exhibit with a full day of exciting activities! Enjoy urban birdwatching, live talks, hands-on science stations, special guests from NJ Audubon, Tulpehaking Nature Center, and more. Plus, grab a $2 discount on the 1:00 PM Planetarium show!

The best part? General Admission is completely FREE!
So why wait? Gather the family, rally the class, and get ready for an amazing day of discovery, adventure, and fun!

Plan Your Museum Visit: Open Tuesday – Sunday, 9:00 AM – 4:45 PM
Closed on all state holidays
Get all the details at www.statemuseum.nj.gov

Come explore, learn, and be part of the mission to protect New Jersey’s incredible wildlife!