Exhibits - Riparian Corridor

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“If you only go one place in Tucson, go here. A pretty drive out and back, lots of interesting desert animals and all kinds of desert plant life. Super opportunity to take a lot of pictures. I recommend taking a guided tour and then wandering back to the areas of most interest. Our tour guide told us a lot about the plant and animal life in the desert.”

-Visitor from Olathe, KS (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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