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Gear up for fun and learning with your littles at your local library! Our Protecting Pollinators series shows us why these creatures are so important by examining real specimens and creating pollinator-friendly habitats. This series consists of four free, 30-minute learning sessions meant for child
children to what a pollinator is by exploring insect, bat and bird specimens and models

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History Careers Faculty Positions Staff Positions Presenting mixed-ploidy models

The first appearance of bright green leaves heralds the start of spring, nudging insects, birds and other animals into a whirlwind of action. But a new study shows that urbanization shifts this seasonal cue in nuanced ways, with cities in cold climates triggering earlier spring plant growth and citi
Even after accounting for urban heat islands, the team’s models revealed cities significantly

Get a sneak peek at the Tiny Titans: Dinosaur Eggs and Babies exhibit and discover the lives of dinosaurs through their eggs, nests and embryos and then enjoy dino-mite desserts outside by our picnic tables! Exhibit On Display: Sept. 25, 2021-Jan. 9, 2022 This remarkable exhibit offers an as
Each science-rich section is enhanced with exciting lifelike models of embryos and

An international team of researchers has outlined a plan for how to measure changes in key traits of animals and plants and provide these data to policymakers to improve natural resource management and keep nations on track to meet global biodiversity and sustainability goals.  Monitoring species
climate scientists to collect, share and standardize data to yield highly precise models

Edward Stanley Ed is an Associate Research Scientist and director of the Digital imaging division. In addition to assisting Florida Museum scientists with their digitization projects, his research focuses on new applications of Computed Tomography data for research and education, Phylogenetics of S
Collections Network, and NoCTURN and is responsible for many of the amazing interactive models

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1, 2019 Florida Archaeology and the Ceramic Technology Lab now have over 40 3D models

Funds requested from the FLMNH graduate travel grant supported air travel and lodging in Grand Rapids, Michigan to attend the annual Botany Meeting. Every year, botanists from around the globe gather for the Annual Botany Meeting, a celebration of all things green, growing, and research. This year B
The workshop was a step-by-step lesson on trait evolution, assessing different models

Get Involved! There are many things you can do at home and in your local community to help protect the natural habitats of south Florida. At Home! Recycle, reduce, and reuse! If your community does not have a recycling program, start one! Conserve water – more info below on how to conserve
toilets, consider low-volume units which use less than half the water of older models

Butterflies have been objects of scientific research for hundreds of years, but information about the popular insects is scattered across the world in books, research papers and museum collections. Scientists at the Florida Museum of Natural History aim to gather everything known about butter
“Butterflies are very important because they serve as models for lots of different