The Museum’s Nature Lab is open free to the public, offering hands-on experiences in natural history.
The Lab also contains a small collection of living vertebrate and invertebrate species for visitors to observe, many representing the animal and plant life of the Riverside region.
The lab is located on the second floor of the Museum.
Each of the Nature Lab's residents has a unique story. Learn more about the Museum's green iguana and other animals in the Lab. Drop in and to participate in hands-on activities, discover microscopes or watch Nature Lab attendants feed and care for the animals.
Programs and Activities
Special programs are available for boy and girl scouts and special needs groups. Appointments can be made by calling 951-826-5132 or contacting the Museum.
Volunteer Opportunities
Students 16 and older, as well as adults, can help visitors of all ages enjoy their learning experiences in Nature Lab.
For information about the Nature Lab
Contact the Museum's Science Program Coordinator, or the Department of Education at (951)826-5132
The Museum’s Nature Lab is open free to the public, offering hands-on experiences in natural history. 
The Lab also contains a small collection of living vertebrate and invertebrate species for visitors to observe, many representing the animal and plant life of the Riverside region. 
Each of the Nature Lab's residents has a unique story. Learn more about the Museum's green iguana and other animals in the Lab. Drop in and to participate in hands-on activities, discover microscopes or watch Nature Lab attendants feed and care for the animals.