Museum Exhibits

53 acres of trails, Florida Natural History Museum, Animals, Gardens and much more!

Tree Hill's exhibits on energy, natural history and native wildlife species are all located in the pyramid museum. An interactive exhibit on solar energy sponsored by JEA teaches our visitors about electricity and energy conservation. Photovoltaic panels on the buildings exterior convert sunlight to electricity and power the displays.

Pleistocene Epoch: Dioramas depicting life 2 million to 12,000 years ago in Florida are accompanied by fossils and replicas of ancient animal life.

Black Bear Exhibit: Do Bears Live in Florida? Yes! Florida is home to the Florida Black Bear, which is a subspecies of the American Black Bear. An estimated 12,000 Black Bears once roamed areas in and around what is now Florida. Only between 1000 and 3000 survive in Florida today. The population decrease is due to habitat destruction and constructing highways through the black bear habitat. Seventy-one bears where killed on roadways in 1997. The Florida Black Bear is a threatened species, but was denied placement on the Endangered Species List by the Fish and Wildlife Service in 1998. Come see our newest exhibit and learn about the Florida Black Bear.