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From bats to cats and shrews to whales, mammals are marvelous and diverse! Compare characteristics, behaviors and adaptations of mammals native to Florida and from around the world. Virtual camps are designed for students currently ages 6-10 and consists of one hourlong session daily for a week ava
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The Friends of the Randell Research Center was created as a giving society to support the programs and activities of the RRC through its endowment and operating funds. The Friends organization provides an important component of the financial stability of the RRC. All Friends of the RRC receive a qu
a member of the Friends of the Randell Research Center, you may join using this online

Director & Associate Curator, Museum Education Phone: 352-273-2006 Email: mennes@floridamuseum.ufl.edu Dr. Megan Ennes is TESI’s Director and the associate curator (professor) of museum education in the Florida Museum of Natural History at the University of Florida. She is the author of mor
This includes research on professional development for museum educators, online learning

The oldest specimens in the Herbarium, gifted by the British Museum in 1970 in exchange for plant identification, document Florida flora in the 1840s. German-born Rugel was a professional collector, providing specimens from the Appalachian mountains, Florida and Cuba. Summary Rugel’s Pawpaw (Dee
Florida Museum photo by Kristen Grace Rare, Beautiful & Fascinating Online Exhibit

The Museum’s Herbarium was established by Peter Rolfs in 1891 at Florida Agricultural College in Lake City. Later transferred to the new University of Florida, this early collection of about 5,000 specimens documents Florida flora from the 1890s and early 1900s. Summary Chinquapin (Castanea pumi
Florida Museum photo by Kristen Grace Rare, Beautiful & Fascinating Online Exhibit

Imagine looking down on where you live from 20,000 feet above. Now imagine 95 percent of what’s below has never been seen. That’s what it’s like exploring the deep sea—the planet’s largest and most unknown habitat. The deep-sea environment is ominous and harsh. There is no light and the pressure
biodiversity and geography, allowing scientists and citizens to follow its expeditions online

March is Florida Archaeology Month! Let’s celebrate the fascinating science by learning what archaeology is, and importantly what it is not! This educational and entertaining workshop will focus on the misuse and misunderstandings about Florida’s past and how archaeologists study Florida’s people t
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There are many great opportunities at the University of Florida. There are active research and graduate education programs in the Departments of Biology and Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, the School for Natural Resources and Environment, and the Florida Museum of Natural History. If you’re a
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we study the diversity, evolution, and natural history of amphibians and reptiles.  We conduct research in the field, in the lab, and in museum collections. We are dedicated to communicating science to a broad audience of students, teachers, and the public. The Blackburn Lab is based in
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Over the past 20 years, Dave Blackburn and the lab have focused most of our field research in Africa. In addition to collecting samples for use in evolutionary analyses, we collect samples relevant to understanding genetics, disease, and natural history. Our work has resulted in the discovery of new
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