This butterfly conservatory project is owned by a community in the coastal area of Kenya, this project has given the people, a driving force to conserve the butterfly habitat. Found near Arabuko Sokoke forest in Kenya, this project has helped farmers sell silk products and other nature-based products, it is a tourist attraction especially to nature enthusiasts.
This Malaysian butterfly farm exhibits 120 species of butterflies in its region, more than 4000 butterflies fly all over this 2 acre piece of land. This farm also has a breeding program aimed at conserving the rare butterfly species of the Penang peninsula.
This glass house exhibits Australian butterfly species throughout the year, first opened in 1995 and is home to 17 butterfly species and 400 butterflies. This place has tour guides who will take you around, help you identify species and also teach you about butterfly life cycles.
This butterfly farm exhibits butterflies from Africa, America, Australia and Italy itself. These 1000 square meters of tropical garden is also home to different species of birds. This should be a place of visit if you happen to be in Italy.
Comprising of four islands, St. Martin, Aruba, Grand Cayman, and St.Thomas, visit to this butterfly farm will begin with a guided tour. Admission tickets are given for longer stays. There are no restrictions, you can observe and take photographs anytime you want.
