established in 1968
Frustrated by flipping through field guides as your bird takes flight? Slow down the ID process with birds that can't fly away; notice key field markings and get familiar with your favorite field guide.
Join Seward author Sean Ulman at the Pratt Museum for this popular creative workshop making bird trading cards!
Learn and explore the variety of wild edible plants available in the Kachemak Bay area in the spring with Pratt Museum Botanical Garden Staff.
Explore our Forest Ecology trails on the guided walking presentation focused on the migration and cultural relevance of the golden-crowned sparrow then head into our classroom to participate in a guided drawing activity with Nichił artist and cultural guide Argent Kvasnikoff.
What are the birds, mammals and insects doing in the forest around the Pratt Museum? Join local artist-naturalist Kim McNett to investigate the forest trails and search for clues!
Join local naturalist-artist Kim McNett to draw quick and easy field sketches using loose, scribbly lines. This class is perfect for both beginner and practicing artists wishing to make art on the fly that doesn't require a lot of time, energy or materials.
Weaving baskets from plant materials is a magical process. Led by Homer’s own award-winning, internationally known basket artist and story weaver, Mavis Muller.
Explore nettle as a fiber plant with award-winning local multimedia artist Carla Klinker.
Join artist Argent Kvasnikoff for this art/culture workshop that includes a presentation on indigenous ethnobotany, a Nichił and Dena’ina language interpretive trail walk, and an immersive art project that explores the color theory of fireweed and local plant life.
Find out the man ways that Kachemak Bay supports local wildlife - and us!