The Pember Museum collects, preserves, exhibits, studies and shares its treasures. It is more than a collection of objects. Collected sets of bird eggs and nests from around the United States Group programs are available year-round at the Pember Museum and Nature Preserve on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Visits to either place can be scheduled by contacting the Pember Museum. Topics include general information on the Museum and natural history, animal classification, endangered species, insects, birds and more.
Topics can also be prepared to suit the needs of groups.
Activities last 45 minutes to two hours at the Pember Nature Preserve and focus on the observation and study of local plants, animals and the environment. Topics include pond life, forests, insects, birds and others. Group size is limited to 30 students at one time and adult chaperones are required. Larger groups may be divided, with each section making alternating visits to the Museum and Preserve. Offsite programs are available to schools or outdoor sites and may be scheduled by contacting the Museum.