How Does It Grow? EcoStation is an active,
outdoor/indoor
environmental exhibit
where visitors
engage in ecological
studies and
explore
environmental issues
by visiting a
native
plant garden, a woodland
area, the
bayou
table, the pond, and a research pavilion. Through
these and several other exhibit areas, visitors can participate in diverse hands-on activities such as stream bed creation, insect collecting, tree rubbings, footprint
identification, and more!
Visitors may also participate in always-changing programming that includes nature journals,
water quality testing, decomposition bservations, soil
type explorations, home environmental awareness inventory logs, bird feeders and many more activities that can be used in the exhibit areas or even taken home for further backyard experiences!
Plus, almost all of EcoStation is now powered by solar energy - come see how we're using it and learn more about solar power in an exhibit developed in partnership with industry expert Stangard Renewable Energy.
Sponsored by ConocoPhillips, KBR, Vivian L. Smith Foundation, Strake Foundation, and Tapeats Fund.