Science Nite

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

No physical fitness required; event is accessible for all ages and mobility levels.

Overview

Experience an evening of learning and fun at Science Nite, hosted by Rookery Bay Reserve in Naples, Florida. Test your knowledge with an answer hunt, enjoy snacks, and dive into captivating presentations about the region's unique estuary ecosystem.

Naples, Florida

Science Nite

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Date

Wed, Oct 15

Travelers

2

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About This Adventure

Join us for an engaging evening filled with snacks, drinks, and lively conversation! Test your knowledge with an exciting answer hunt for a chance to win prizes. Enjoy a captivating presentation starting at 6:30pm, making this event a perfect blend of fun and learning. Don’t miss out!

Price

Adult - $15 Student - $5 Teacher - FREE

Details

Enjoy an evening of snacks, drinks, mingling and more!

Schedule

Doors open at 5:30pm. Test your knowledge of the night’s topic with an answer hunt. There will be prizes!
Snacks and drinks will be served until 6:30pm, when the presentation begins.
Event concludes at 7:30pm.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early for Seating

Science Nite presentations start promptly at 6:30 pm, so plan to arrive early to secure a good spot and enjoy social time before activities begin.

Bring a Light Jacket

Evenings by the estuary can be cool and breezy, so pack a light jacket or layers for comfort during outdoor parts of the event.

Prepare for Bug Activity

As this takes place near wetlands at sunset, insect repellent is recommended to avoid bites during the outdoor answer hunt.

Check Parking Availability

Parking at Rookery Bay can fill up during popular events; consider carpooling or arriving early to secure a spot.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Great blue heron
Bottlenose dolphin

History

Rookery Bay Reserve was established in 1980 to protect one of southwest Florida’s largest estuarine systems, playing a critical role in regional conservation.

Conservation

The Reserve emphasizes sustainable tourism and habitat preservation, encouraging visitors to minimize impact by staying on trails and practicing Leave No Trace principles.