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This Spring, the Florida Vertebrate Paleontology Course, taught by curator, Dr. Jonathan Bloch, is open to graduate and undergraduate students of geological and biological sciences through the University of Florida. Fieldwork conducted through the course will take place at Montbrook and content prov
This post will link you to individual experiences of each student.

The Ceramic Technology Laboratory Endowment for Ceramic Analysis, established by Ann Cordell, supports archaeological pottery research conducted in the FLMNH-CTL. This funding allows us to offer paid student internships in the laboratory, to subsidize specialized analyses of pottery and its
to support our work, you may donate directly to our endowment by following the link

Become a member of the Florida Museum and join scientists, curators and educators on a journey of discovery! Experience the unique natural history of Florida. Learn about the biological diversity and cultural heritage of our region and the world. Connect with fellow explorers of all ages. Support in
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Become a member of the Florida Museum and join scientists, curators and educators on a journey of discovery! Experience the unique natural history of Florida. Learn about the biological diversity and cultural heritage of our region and the world. Connect with fellow explorers of all ages. Support in
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With an estimated 5.5 million species, insects are the most diverse group of animals on the planet.  More than one million have been named by scientists — and many more have yet to be discovered. In fact, insects account for 80% of animal life on Earth. But, both the number and diversity of insects
insect discoveries in your Florida yard using iNaturalist by visiting the following link

Fall 2025 Digging Information We appreciate your interest in volunteering with us! The Fall 2025 digging schedule will likely run from October through mid-December. We receive so much interest in volunteering from the community that we are not always able to accommodate everyone who submits
fossil digs and to process and store the collected fossils, you can use this secure link

Note: Due to public gathering restrictions, the 2020 ButterflyFest celebration was canceled. ButterflyFest features a large three-day plant sale with more than 150 species of difficult-to-find and butterfly-friendly plants. Discover which pollinator species you can attract and learn about t
The sign-up link will become available in Sept. 2019.

Protocols for Georeferencing the Specimens The Symbiota bryophyte portal and lichen portal will be used to georeference the specimens. There is a flash tutorial on the Symbiota web site which provides a general description of how to use the georeferencing tools within the portals. The tutorial de
Georeferencing Workflow Overview Use the Batch Georeference Specimens link in the

Our 12th annual Can you Dig It? here at the museum was quite the rocking event! March 17 wasn’t just St. Paddy’s day. We opened our doors Saturday to over 1,800 fans of all things geological. From digging for fossils, to examining sand under a microscope, to making earth quakes and volcanoes–we did
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