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We’re setting up a special Pop-Up Gift Shop as part of the Gator Market at the …
Florida Museum of Natural History
We’re setting up a special Pop-Up Gift Shop as part of the Gator Market at the …
Florida Museum of Natural History
We’re setting up a special Pop-Up Gift Shop as part of the Gator Market at the …
While the exhibits building undergoes an exciting expansion, the Museum remains dedicated to connecting with the community. Whether through engaging pop-up events, showcasing ongoing research and collections or captivating online exhibits, there are numerous ways to explore and interact with us. Joi
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We’re setting up a special Pop-Up Gift Shop as part of the Gator Market at the …
Wow! This year was busy here at the Florida Museum. Yet somehow, we’re anticipating next year to be even more exciting! When school wraps up and the holiday season brings some quiet days to our office, we take the time to review lingering projects and tie up loose ends. During the month of December
We supported our gift shop’s holiday sales, our gorgeous book All Things Beautiful
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No one is more surprised than Austin Bell that he has become the foremost authority on the Key Marco Cat, one of the most enigmatic artifacts of indigenous North Americans. His new book, The Nine Lives of Florida’s Famous Key Marco Cat, being released in September, is described by Torben C. Rick, Cu
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From massive whale skeletons to the tiniest shrew teeth, our mammals collection preserves a wide variety of specimens from Florida and around the world. Each specimen in a scientific collection provides a snapshot in time that researchers use to ask questions and gather data. As technology advances,
Make a gift This Mammalogy Special Projects 6319 endowment supports teaching and
Patricia Escobar-Torres, UF ’24 Environmental Science Major TESI Environmental Communicator Fall 2022 – present Patricia Escobar-Torres is an undergraduate transfer student studying environmental science. Hailing from Puerto Rico, her goal is to become a good role model for other young Latinas
more on @UFEarthSystems) Read articles by Patricia: Aug 19, 2025 Making a Gift