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Bird House Exhibit Interpreter Program
Bird House interpreters help visitors explore the world of birds through conversational interactions both inside and outside the Bird House. They also staff a special avian-oriented resource room in the heart of the exhibit, preside over a hands-on discovery cart, and interpret during scheduled staff-led demos. In the Bird Resource Center, interpreters assist visitors with exploring a multitude of interactive and observable elements such as wingspans, feathers, nests, eggs, bones, beaks, and feet. The Bird Cart allows interpreters to bring a selection of touchable objects to wherever the crowds are thickest. Visitors have the chance to feel a flamingo feather and egg while looking at living flamingos.
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