Butterfly Walk in the Garden!
July 30 @ 9:30 am – 11:30 am
Discover the vibrant world of butterflies during a guided walk through Zilker Botanical Garden with naturalist James Giroux of Travis Audubon. Explore the Garden’s diverse habitats while learning how to identify common Central Texas butterfly species, their host plants, life cycles, and the important role they play as pollinators.
This leisurely morning walk is perfect for nature enthusiasts, gardeners, photographers, and anyone interested in learning more about the fascinating insects that call the Garden home. Participants will have the opportunity to observe butterflies in their natural habitat and gain tips for creating butterfly-friendly landscapes.
This class is geared toward adult learners but is open to participants of all ages.
What to Bring
- Your water bottle
- Comfy walking shoes
- Cameras to capture the beauty around you
Know Before You Go
- Meet us at 9:30 AM at the Flag Pole inside the main gate at 2220 Barton Springs Rd.
- Important Note: Some areas of the Garden are not ADA accessible. If you have mobility concerns, please reach out to us at info@zbgconservancy.org
