Creation Museum Conservatory and Zoo Updates

This center will consist of a conservatory, which will be the largest in the state of Kentucky, with four glass greenhouses exhibiting the plants of the Bible, a new zoo with a wallaby walkthrough (the wallaby is a species in the kangaroo kind), classrooms for educational instruction, a large outdoor stage for live animal programs, and eventually a butterfly house. A maintenance facility, three large greenhouses, and a zookeepers building are also being built as part of this complex.

Currently, the conservatory’s walkways are almost complete, and aging has been applied to the concrete. Soil for the plants is now being installed in the various houses, and the classroom is almost finished as well.

When will all this open? Well, in stages, with the zoo opening first—sometime early to mid-summer. The Conservatory will open late fall.

Plan to visit the Creation Museum and our sister attraction, the Ark Encounter, in Northern Kentucky soon.

Two Tributes

The Christian community has suffered another loss this week. On Monday, I shared with you AiG CCO Mark Looy’s memorial of Beverly LaHaye. We’re saddened to report another loss: Adauto Lourenço was a well-known creation scientist in Brazil and supporter of AiG there. Yesterday, Dr. Gabriela Haynes commemorated her early mentor. Please pray for his friends and family who are grieving his loss yet rejoicing in his presence with our Savior.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.