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Sensory Friendly Time

October 9 | 10 am - 12 pm

Wed., September 11, October 9, November 13, and December 11 | 10 am – Noon | Call 412-323-7235 to Register

Explore the National Aviary during a sensory-inclusive experience, designed for those with sensory processing needs to make the most of their trip. Enjoy various touchable biofacts including eggs and feathers, interactive play spaces, and more. Enjoy a special showing of Habitat Heroes, presented by AAA Travel, using consistent lighting and volume levels.

Sensory Bags from KultureCity featuring items like headphones and fidgets toys are available to borrow daily at the National Aviary.

Click here to view the National Aviary Sensory Guide to help you plan an engaging visit.

Please register in advance!

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  Extinct in the Wild birds head to new home ahead of first wild release | National Aviary

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National Aviary works to bring back bird that’s extinct in the wild | CBS News

The National Aviary may be based in Pittsburgh but the important work they do spans the globe - playing an instrumental part in saving a bird that's been extinct in the wild for 40 years.