Seasonal Spotlight is a rotating mini‑exhibit that highlights iconic Montana species such as meadowlarks, pronghorn, balsamroot, ponderosa pine, cutthroat trout, sage‑grouse, and more. The display refreshes regularly to spark curiosity and help patrons learn about species that define Montana’s seasons.

Choose a small location in the library to serve as a micro‑exhibit. Each rotation features one species with a poster, small fact cards, and optional QR codes. This museum‑style display supports quick engagement for all ages.

Build awareness of Montana’s seasonal biodiversity

Recognize species commonly associated with each season

Engage with concise ecological information in a museum‑style format

Connect library resources, The Montana Field Guide, and iNaturalist data

All ages. Works well for children, families, teens, and adults interested in nature and seasonal change.

Patrons read the short, museum‑style label and view the large species photo or illustration.

Visitors explore brief facts—where to spot the species, what role it plays, seasonal behaviors, and fun observations.

Simple prompts invite visitors to look or listen for the species, check observation maps, or add sightings to iNaturalist.