Theodore Roosevelt collected this Snowy Owl in 1876, near Oyster Bay, Long Island. See it at the American Museum of Natural History.
Chapman’s urging, Roosevelt declared Pelican Island the nation
Oil—when refined into gasoline and diesel fuel—powers more than 90 percent of the world’s cars and trucks and provides all the energy for air travel.
car is two to four times that in other developed nations
For Earth Day 2012, the Museum hosted a planetarium event that took viewers into space, to view Earth as only astronauts have seen it.
urban sprawl, the buildup of illumination of all nations
General news about the Museum: upcoming exhibitions, groundbreaking research, events, and more.
explores her mother Freda’s work as a founder of First Nations
General news about the Museum: upcoming exhibitions, groundbreaking research, events, and more.
Northwest Coast Hall The Museum, working with First Nations
For World Wetlands Day, find out how Museum researchers are helping to ensure the survival of crocodiles in Cuba’s Zapata Swamp.
travels to Cuba’s Zapata Swamp, one of the island nation’s
Each day during the week of July 29, 2013, at the AMNH, a farm from one of New York City’s five boroughs will serve tasty snacks, from corn salad to garlic-mustard pesto, in working kitchen of the Our Global Kitchen exhibition.
Brooklyn, is partnering with Whole Foods to create the nation
Designer Michele Miyares Hollands explains the history and place of posters in Cuba’s arts world.
gallery of contemporary posters from some of the island nation
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Hidden from view, shielded from the elements, caves harbor tantalizing traces of Cuba’s past.
artifacts record the lives of the earliest First Nations
