Every year, from August to November, Jekyll Island becomes a super important stop along the Atlantic Flyway. It welcomes thousands of migrating butterflies & birds as they journey south. And if you don’t want to drive all the way down to the coast to experience it… we’ve got great news for ya!
The Georgia Aquarium, one of the top aquariums in the entire world, is hosting a special Jekyll Island Ranger in Residence Activation this August to teach you all about it! Keep scrolling to learn more.
About the Jekyll Island pop-up at the Georgia Aquarium
The Ranger in Residence Activation is a super fun educational experience. On top of all the other amazing sights to see at the Georgia Aquarium, head to the Jekyll pop-up to:
- Meet Jekyll Island park rangers
- Hear short educational presentations throughout the day about migratory shorebirds and their seasonal journeys
- Learn how Jekyll Island’s protected beaches and salt marshes provide critical habitat for wildlife
- Explore interactive elements highlighting coastal conservation and bird migrations
And if you’d like to learn more about Jekyll Island’s importance as a stop on the Atlantic Flyway, check out some quick facts here!
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Where: The Georgia Aquarium | The Coastal Bird Exhibit
When: Friday, August 14th – Sunday, August 16th during regular hours
Learn more about this amazing pop-up on the Georgia Aquarium’s website, here!
Don’t miss out on all the wonders Georgia has to offer you! Learn all about our migrating birds and butterflies at the Georgia Aquarium’s super cool Jekyll Island Ranger in Residence Activation this August!