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Roy Hyatt Environmental Center Holds ‘Night of Nature’ (With Gallery)
March 5, 2023
The annual Roy Hyatt Environmental Century Night of Nature was held Friday night.
Visitors were able to meet owls with the Wildlife Sanctuary of Northwest Florida, peer through telescopes into the beautiful night sky with the Escambia Amateur Astronomy Association, observe aquatic animals in their different aquatic habitats, learn about exotic creatures, visit with the resident reptiles in the Reptile Room, stroll through the butterfly house, and more.
The Roy Hyatt Environmental Center is located at 1300 Tobias Road in Cantonment. The facility is owned and operated by the Escambia County School District.
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2 Responses to “Roy Hyatt Environmental Center Holds ‘Night of Nature’ (With Gallery)”
It would be nice if it was open to the public more even if there was an entry fee or a donation requested.
Cool things to see.