Exhibits - Riparian Corridor

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“This is an absolute must see! The many paths provide plenty of opportunity to take in the local flora and fauna. The volunteers are extremely knowledgeable and ready to help with any questions and to make suggestions. We were there in time to see the cacti beginning to bloom so that was an extra plus. Also, the baby prairie dogs had just started making their appearances the week we were there (end of April).”

-Visitor from Forest, VA (via TripAdvisor)

Exhibits: Riparian Corridor

This exhibit is a burbling, shady respite near the middle of the Desert Museum grounds. It serves as a reminder that a stream is one of the most precious things you can find in a desert. Looking for a treat? Here's where you'll find the Cottonwood cafe for ice cream and refreshments.

Currently on exhibit in the Riparian Corridor:

River Otters
Beavers
Bighorn Sheep
Coatis (also called coatimundis)
Aquatic Invertebrates
Desert Toad lifecycle installation

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