Potsdam Natural History Museum: From eagles to wolves - Highlight: Guided tour through the local wildlife

How do the fur, feathers, and bones of different animal species feel? Here, you can find out for yourself – participation and hands-on experience are expressly encouraged on this tour! After a brief introduction to the art of taxidermy, the students embark on an exciting discovery tour of the museum's special exhibits. They will be introduced to animals of all sizes and learn about their way of life. Along the way, the students will also discover the biodiversity of local habitats and other fascinating animal characteristics.

Further themed tours and workshops
Offers for grades 1 to 6
From wolf to dog – comparisons between wild animals and domestic animals
Offers for grades 1 and 2
There's so much going on with the animals – get to know the garden's animals
Spring awakening – seasons influence the animal world
Animal detectives wanted! – Identifying animal tracks of birds, rodents, and more.
Offers for grades 3 and 4
Winter fat and down feathers – How native animals adapt to winter
Water Lovers – The Aquatic Habitat and its Challenges
Perfectly built – discover the characteristics of native birds
A stork on a journey – Understanding the lives of migratory birds
On the trail of animals – discoveries of native animal species and their tracks
Workshop: Old as a tree – Discoveries of the local flora
Offers for grades 5 and 6
Through the water – learning to identify vertebrates in and around bodies of water
Workshop: Show me your teeth – Different feeding habits of living beings
Workshop: Become a tree expert – Identify, measure and record on the tree trail