The National Aviary’s new immersive bird show, “Habitat Heroes”, takes audiences on an adventure around the world, following superheroes such as the impressive Bald Eagle and the majestic Gray Crowned-Crane.
Pittsburgh is known as a city that cares about its three rivers, but there are things residents can do to embrace larger bodies of water. “Oceans may feel far away, but we can collectively have a positive impact on oceans and marine life from right here in Pittsburgh,” said Cathy
The Journey to Africa themed season at the North Side, Pittsburgh aviary begins May 29.
Running through Sept. 6, Journey to Africa offers opportunities for guests to explore the incredible variety of birds from vultures and cranes to penguins and hornbills found across the African continent through daily programs and Animal Encounters.
Accompanying the launch of the new season is a new immersive bird show, African Adventure, which allows visitors to get close to iconic African species like Grey Crowned-cranes and African Penguins.
“Journey to Africa offers a chance to take a trip to a far-away destination and experience amazing wildlife without leaving Pittsburgh,” Cathy Schlott, director of animal programs and experiences for the National Aviary, said. “With our new immersive bird show, African Adventure, and exciting new daily activities, visitors can explore the African continent’s remarkable birds and the unique adaptations that make them especially suited for