Join BTO Youth Representatives Ashvi and Priya for an afternoon exploring the fascinating world of insects at the World Museum in Liverpool.
Key information
Date / Time: 13:00 - 15:30 on 02 Apr 2026
Location: World Museum, , Liverpool, Merseyside, L3 8EN, United Kingdom
Type: Youth
Level: Beginner
Led by: Ashvi and Priya
Cost: Free
Places: 12
More information
They may be small, but insects are abundant, diverse, and integral to life on earth!
This beginner-friendly event offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the museum’s pinned insect collection, followed by a fun scavenger hunt through the galleries.
Whether you're already interested in bugs or just curious to learn more, this is a great opportunity to discover the incredible diversity of insects and meet other young people who share an interest in nature.
This event is free and open to 16-25 year olds.
What to expect
During this event, you’ll:
- Take a behind-the-scenes tour of the museum’s pinned insect collection
- Learn about the diversity of insects and how museum collections are used in research
- Take part in a scavenger hunt-style workshop exploring the natural history galleries
- Meet other young people interested in wildlife and conservation
The event is designed to be friendly and accessible for beginners, so no prior knowledge or equipment is needed.
Under 18s
Under 18s must complete and send a consent form to youth@bto.org prior to the event.
Accessibility
The World Museum is wheelchair accessible and has toilets on each floor. Seating is available throughout the museum. The World Museum has also put together a visual guide with notes on the accessibility of each exhibit/area.
If you have any additional accessibility requirements, please let us know when booking so we can make appropriate arrangements.
What to bring
- A curious mind
- Appropriate footwear
- Water (and a snack if you’d like one)
About BTO Youth events
BTO Youth events are designed to help young people connect with nature, develop wildlife skills and meet others with similar interests. They are always free to attend. Many events are led by our Youth Representatives - young volunteers who organise local activities to help others get involved in birdwatching and nature.