The Saskatoon Zoo has officially opened its Prairie Butterfly House and train for the season, providing a new attraction for visitors. The Prairie Butterfly House features native butterfly species and educational displays about their habitats. The train offers rides through the zoo, giving families a unique perspective on the animals and exhibits. The zoo hopes these additions will encourage more people to explore and learn about local wildlife.
Prairie Butterfly House Details
The Prairie Butterfly House is a new exhibit that focuses on the butterflies found in the Saskatchewan prairies. Visitors can walk through the enclosure and observe butterflies in a naturalistic setting. Informational signs explain the life cycle of butterflies and their role in the ecosystem. The zoo plans to host educational programs and events at the butterfly house throughout the season.
Train Rides
The zoo's train is back in operation, offering scenic rides around the grounds. The train route passes by several animal habitats, allowing riders to see animals from a different angle. Tickets for the train are available at the zoo entrance. The train is accessible for families with young children and those with mobility challenges.
The opening of the Prairie Butterfly House and train marks the start of the summer season at the Saskatoon Zoo. The zoo is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visitors are encouraged to check the zoo's website for updates on special events and hours.
