The Real Jardín Botánico de Madrid (RJB-CSIC) is a 270-year-old, 8-hectare living museum and scientific research center located next to the Prado Museum in Madrid. Founded in 1755, it features 5,500+ species of plants, 1,500 trees, 90,000 flowers, and greenhouses with tropical and desert climates. It often hosts activities for children and families.
The mischievous rabbit Peter has been sneaking into the garden of the old, grumpy Mr. McGregor for years to steal food from the garden. When the old man dies, Peter, his family, and friends think all their troubles are over… until Mr. McGregor’s grandnephew and heir shows up. An educational activity in the garden will...
The Royal Botanical Garden is an important haven for many species of butterflies, thanks to its rich plant diversity. Through this outdoor workshop, we’ll explore the world of butterflies to learn how to observe and identify them. By observing them, we can learn about the relationship they have with the plants in the Garden.
The Royal Botanical Garden is an important haven for many species of butterflies, thanks to its rich plant diversity. Through this outdoor workshop, we’ll explore the world of butterflies to learn how to observe and identify them. By observing them, we can learn about the relationship they have with the plants in the Garden.
How many types of bees can you identify? Do you know how many species live in the Royal Botanical Garden? Why are they important? What other insects can you spot on the flowers? In this workshop, we’ll explore the world of wild bees and pollinators in general. And if the weather permits, we’ll go for...
Barry B. Benson, a bee who has just graduated from college, is somewhat disappointed with his current job: making honey. One day, he meets Vanessa, a florist from New York, and they become friends. However, when he finds out that humans eat honey, he decides to sue them. Educational activity following the screening. Recommended for...
The Royal Botanical Garden is an important haven for many species of butterflies, thanks to its rich plant diversity. Through this outdoor workshop, we’ll explore the world of butterflies to learn how to observe and identify them. By observing them, we can learn about the relationship they have with the plants in the Garden.
How many types of bees can you identify? Do you know how many species live in the Royal Botanical Garden? Why are they important? What other insects can you spot on the flowers? In this workshop, we’ll explore the world of wild bees and pollinators in general. And if the weather permits, we’ll go for...