Natural History Museum

Ticket for Admission: A general entry ticket to the museum, which could be a single-day pass or a program-specific pass

Special Program/Workshop Access: If the museum offers a specific apprenticeship program for manatee caretakers, you may need a ticket or pass related to that specific event or course

Proof of Enrollment or Participation: Documentation proving your role as an apprentice manatee caretaker, such as an official confirmation email or letter from the museum's education department

Visitor Pass (if applicable):: If the apprenticeship involves access to restricted or behind-the-scenes areas, you may need an additional visitor pass

Health and Safety Compliance: In some cases, museums with live animals may require a health clearance or signed consent form for participation, particularly in a hands-on role like manatee caretaking

General Admission Ticket: A standard entry ticket to the museum, which may include access to permanent exhibits and general areas of the museum

Special Program Ticket: A specific ticket for the Lemurs of Madagascar Apprentice Carer program or workshop. This could include a reserved spot for this specific event, class, or hands-on experience

Confirmation of Enrollment: A registration confirmation, either in digital or paper form, confirming your participation as an apprentice in the lemur care program. This may include a program ID, session details, or dates

Visitor/Access Pass (if applicable): If the program involves restricted areas (e.g., behind-the-scenes access to animal enclosures or care facilities), you might need a special access pass to enter those spaces

Health and Safety Forms: A signed consent or medical clearance form, if required by the museum. Programs involving live animals often require these for safety and liability purposes

General Admission Ticket: A standard entry ticket to the museum, which allows access to the main exhibits and general areas of the museum

Special Program Ticket for Bird Care Apprenticeship: A specific ticket for the Apprentice Caretaker for Birds program or workshop. This may include details such as the date, time, and session for the bird care program

Confirmation of Enrollment or Participation:: A formal confirmation, either digital or paper, showing your registration and participation in the bird care apprenticeship program. This may include a program ID, session details, or specific instructions

Access Pass for Restricted Areas (if applicable): If the apprenticeship involves behind-the-scenes access to areas where the birds are housed or cared for, you may need a special access pass to enter those areas

Health and Safety Forms: A signed health and safety waiver or medical clearance, particularly if you are working directly with live birds. This is especially important for programs involving animals, as they may require documentation for participant safety

General Admission Ticket: A standard ticket granting access to the museum, including exhibits and public areas

Special Program Ticket for Vivarium Apprentice Caretaker: A specific ticket for the Vivarium Apprentice Caretaker program, which might provide access to specialized workshops, educational events, or behind-the-scenes areas where live animals are cared for in the vivarium

Confirmation of Enrollment or Registration: A confirmation email or printed document verifying your enrollment in the Vivarium apprenticeship program. This may include a session number, the date of the event, and your role in the program

Access Pass for Restricted Vivarium Areas: If your apprenticeship includes direct access to the vivarium (where live animals are housed), you may need a special access pass to enter these areas, as they are typically not open to the general public

Health and Safety Forms: A signed health and safety waiver, consent form, or medical clearance, especially if you will be interacting with live animals. These forms are required for safety and liability purposes

General Entrance Ticket: A ticket granting admission to the Arboretum Chèvreloup. This may be a single-entry ticket for a specified date, which typically includes access to the arboretum's gardens, plant collections, and pathways

Access to Specific Areas: Access to various sections of the arboretum, such as themed gardens, tree collections, and educational displays. Some areas may have additional access restrictions, depending on the time of year or specific activities

Ticket for Specific Events or Exhibitions (if applicable):: If the visit coincides with a special event, exhibition, or guided tour at the arboretum, a specific ticket for that event may be required in addition to the general entrance ticket.

Visitor Map and Information: A map or information guide of the arboretum may be provided upon entry, helping you navigate the gardens and learn about the flora, fauna, and historical aspects of the site

Guided Tour or Activity Ticket (if applicable): If you opt for a guided tour or participate in a specific activity (such as a workshop or nature walk), a separate ticket may be required. This could include a nature walk with an expert or an educational program related to botany or conservation

Visitor Information Materials: A map of the museum and details of current exhibitions or events happening during the summer. This may be provided upon entry or available for download before the visit

Guided Tours or Activities (if applicable): Depending on the museum's summer offerings, there may be guided tours, workshops, or family activities available during this time. Access to such activities might be included in the general ticket or require additional bookings

Access to Cafés and Museum Shops: Entrance to the museum's cafés, restaurants, or gift shops is typically included with a general ticket. However, food, drink, and merchandise will be additional costs

Discounts for Members (if applicable): If you are a member of the museum, you may be entitled to free or discounted admission for the summer period. Member benefits can include faster entry, discounts on special programs, and exclusive access to events

Health and Safety Information: Due to seasonal crowds, certain health and safety guidelines (e.g., crowd control, mask-wearing, or other regulations) may be in place. You may receive updated health and safety information as part of your visit

Access to the Gallery of Paleontology and Comparative Anatomy: Admission to the permanent exhibition that showcases fossilized remains of prehistoric life, including dinosaurs, mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and more. It will also include displays on the comparative anatomy of various species, providing insight into evolutionary biology

General Museum Admission: This ticket usually includes access to the general areas of the museum, such as other galleries, permanent exhibitions, and possibly temporary exhibits (depending on the museum's current offerings)

Visitor Information Materials: A map of the museum, highlighting the Gallery of Paleontology and Comparative Anatomy, along with information on other exhibits and services available in the museum

Educational Guides or Audio Guide (if available): The option to rent or use a free audio guide or digital guide that provides detailed information about the exhibits, fossils, and scientific concepts within the gallery

Access to Temporary Exhibitions (if applicable): If the museum has special exhibits related to paleontology, dinosaurs, or anatomy during your visit, you may get access to them with your ticket, depending on the pricing structure. Some temporary exhibits may require a separate ticket

Access to La Ménagerie (The Zoo): Admission to the zoo located within the Jardin des Plantes, which is home to a variety of animals, including rare and endangered species. The zoo features a mix of both indoor and outdoor enclosures, showcasing species from around the world

General Museum Admission (if applicable): Depending on the ticket type, access to other parts of the Natural History Museum might be included, such as exhibitions in paleontology, comparative anatomy, and the museum’s botanical gardens. Some tickets may combine zoo access with other museum galleries

Visitor Information Materials: A map of the zoo and possibly the entire Jardin des Plantes, helping you navigate the zoo and its various sections, such as the reptile house, aviaries, and other enclosures. Information on animal species and exhibits may also be available

Educational Materials or Guides: The option to rent an audio guide or printed guide (if available), providing additional information about the animals and conservation efforts at the zoo

Special Exhibitions or Events: If there are any special exhibitions or events tied to the zoo (such as animal conservation initiatives, animal care demonstrations, or temporary exhibits), your ticket may include access to them, depending on the current programming

Evening Admission to the Museum: Access to the museum during its extended evening hours, typically allowing visitors to experience exhibitions in a quieter and more atmospheric setting after regular daytime visitors have left

Access to Permanent and Temporary Exhibitions: Entry to permanent exhibits (such as paleontology, comparative anatomy, and mineralogy) and possibly temporary exhibitions that are open during the Nocturnes event. Some exhibitions may have special highlights or themes tailored for the evening

Special Nocturnal Activities: Special programs or events designed for the evening, such as talks, performances, or workshops, often centered around themes relevant to the museum's collections. This could also include themed tours or interactive experiences

Guided Tours (if available): The opportunity to join a guided tour of the museum, with a focus on specific themes like nocturnal animals, the history of the museum, or special exhibitions. These tours are often tailored to the nighttime atmosphere

Access to Outdoor Areas (if applicable): Depending on the museum's offerings, some outdoor spaces or gardens might be open during the evening event, especially if there's a focus on stargazing, botanical tours, or outdoor exhibitions