Featured Exhibits
Urban Biophony
TreeSpace Gallery
Designed as an auditory map of the city of Boulder, this artistic rendition of a natural forest directly correlates to noises happening throughout the city.
Ross Sea: The Last Ocean
BioLounge
An in-depth look at the earth's most pristine ecosystem, featuring the fine photography of John Weller.
Genomics: Observing Evolution
BioLounge
Learn about this rapidly advancing field and how it can help us expand our understanding of evolution.
Program Highlights
Children and Familes
Free programs and hands-on exhibits engage children and families throughout the year.
Students and Faculty
Check out our programs for lectures and workshops. Study or meet with students in the Biolounge. Use the museum for a class project!
Adults
Engage with experts and artists while meeting others who share your passion for natural and cultural history.
Schools and Groups
Our guided programs are fun, interactive, and developed to address state and local school curriculum standards. Schedule your class or group field trip now!
The CU Museum of Natural History is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums.