Howling Coyote Gift Shop

The Howling Coyote Gift Shop features nature inspired books for children and adults, toys, clothing, and gifts.

Many items in the Howling Coyote Gift Shop are produced by local and regional artisans and businesses. All proceeds go to support the mission of the Science Center: to advance understanding of ecology by exploring New Hampshire's natural world.Science Center members receive a 10% discount on non-sale merchandise every day. We are unable to offer discounts on consignment items.

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Dyanna O, 07/18/20
We loved it here. We spent 2 hrs and we didnt even walk the trails! Our 6 year old read every single word on the nature trail! He really enjoyed the bobcat, mountain lion and otters but his favorite was the bears! I wish we had packed a lunch. We only had some water and apples. We would have liked to explore the trails that were open. Just another reason to return!
Merle, 08/13/24
Mark Leonard, 10/11/24
As a NH Guide, I visited the Science Center this week with a tour group from Pennsylvania. We enjoyed a talk by Victoria, one of the Center's Naturalists, on three of the animals in their care. My group was genuinely excited to learn so many interesting facts and Victoria kept everyone's attention, especially when she introduced us to Skunk 24. Not to be out done, we all enjoyed the presentation on the Blandings turtle and the Barred Owl. All positive comments from my group as we left the Center that day. Great program!
Scott McDonough, 08/21/24
The whole experience was great! A lot of educational opportunity. Eric, one of the scientist, was displaying an owl and giving an educational talk about the owl. He took all kinds of questions from the kids. You get to see deer, bear, mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes, hawks, eagles and much more. When you go do not leave without taking one of the cruises. We had Eric again on the cruise and what an amazing experience. We saw loons, a bald eagle(trying to eat the loon chick). We got to see how the loon has different distress calls and how the second parent comes back quickly to help defend the chick. .
Joshua Rosen, 10/14/23
We took the last boat trip of the season on Oct 14. The trip is an hour and a half around the lake. There were loons and bald eagles and views of the mountains that surround the lake. The guide did a terrific job explaining the wildlife and history.

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