Name: miniNaturalist Pre-K Program
Start: 2022-05-26T10:00:00-06:00
End: 2022-05-26T11:00:00-06:00
Location: Montana Natural History Center

Help us nurture kids in nature so they can grow!

Your donation will help us provide science-based outdoor education for any child who wants it. Thank you for your generosity!

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Give the Gift of Nature, Wonder, and Stewardship!

Your donation will help us inspire the next generation of naturalists, scientists, artists, stewards, and writers in 2022 and beyond.

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Join the Montana Natural History Center

Become a member today!

Come visit us!

Check out our exhibits, Naturalist Lab, Nature Adventure Playground, and more!

Montana Master Naturalist Course

Become a certified Master Naturalist!

Visiting Naturalist in the Schools

70 classrooms, 1700 students. Learn more about our keystone program.

Upcoming Events

Check out the great programs coming up at MNHC!

Check out our FREE online educational resources!

We’ve put together a great collection of virtual educational resources to keep you curious, learning, and connecting with nature.

Find them here!

Give the Gift of Nature, Wonder, and Stewardship: Donate to MNHC!

MNHC is open to the public on Tuesdays-Saturdays from 11am-4pm. Come visit!

Check Out Our Free Online Educational Resources!

Science Shorts on YouTube

Check out our educational science videos!

Museum Field Trips

Bring your class or community group to MNHC for a guided program.

Why give to MNHC? Here are a few stories from 2020.

Field Notes from the Montana Natural History Center

A collection of 134 Field Notes in a beautiful book. Order here!

MNHC offers free admission for EBT card holders!

Join a global movement and another way to support MNHC.

Subscribe to Our Virtual ID Naturalist Program!

Volunteer at the Montana Natural History Center!

Field Notes on Montana Public Radio

Listen and learn about Montana’s flora, fauna, geology, ecology, and more.

MNHC is part of the Ice Age Floods National Geologic Trail! Visit our Center to learn about the glacial lake that once covered Missoula, and the catastrophic floods that raced west to the Pacific Ocean time and time again.