Maymont includes inventive, interactive exhibits on these elements too. This is a place of wonder, says the Nature Center s Director, Mark Rich. The hook is having fun, but you can t help learning in the process. No, says Fred Murray emphatically. It s a gateway to see the river first-hand.
Visitors watch the big blue.
The exhibits open their eyes. They sensitize our visitors to a river most know only from driving across bridges. They foster concern for its health. Again, no, says Murray. The exhibits make us look harder, watch more carefully, give us new insights into how the fish and turtles and otters behave.