Coyote Point Museum for Environmental Education
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Coyote Point Museum for Environmental Education is an environmental science and wildlife center located in San Mateo. The museum houses nearly 100 animals from golden eagles to rubber boas. It provides exhibits such as Main Concourse Science Exhibits, Wildlife Habitats, Aviary and Honeybee Exhibition. The facilities include Environmental Hall shows the six ecosystems in San Francisco Bay Area and Gardens including butterfly habitat, Nature’s Marketplace Garden, Hummingbird Garden and native plants.
Category: Museums
Address: 1651 Coyote Point Dr, San Mateo, CA, United States - (650) 342-7755
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