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So, I realize that things have been a bit quiet around the blog of late But we’ve been busy as usual. For instance, my office has gone from this: To this: While Gustav’s office has gone from this: To this: Some things we’ve been up to include (but are not limited to
Martin wrap-up Melanie on Come rain or shine or wind or surf or ear infections…
Step into the shoes of a scientist and make your own research tools at your local library! Out in the field, researchers use special tools to explore the natural world. Learn how to make and use these neat tools yourself. This four-part series consists of four free, 45-minute learning sessions, per
Scientist Tools series we’ll be learning about anemometers, tools that helps measure wind
Step into the shoes of a scientist and make your own research tools at your local library! Out in the field, researchers use special tools to explore the natural world. Learn how to make and use these neat tools yourself. This four-part series consists of four free, 45-minute learning sessions, per
Scientist Tools series we’ll be learning about anemometers, tools that helps measure wind
Step into the shoes of a scientist and make your own research tools at your local library! Out in the field, researchers use special tools to explore the natural world. Learn how to make and use these neat tools yourself. This four-part series consists of four free, 45-minute learning sessions, per
Scientist Tools series we’ll be learning about anemometers, tools that helps measure wind
Step into the shoes of a scientist and make your own research tools at your local library! Out in the field, researchers use special tools to explore the natural world. Learn how to make and use these neat tools yourself. This four-part series consists of four free, 45-minute learning sessions, per
Scientist Tools series we’ll be learning about anemometers, tools that helps measure wind
Step into the shoes of a scientist and make your own research tools at your local library! Out in the field, researchers use special tools to explore the natural world. Learn how to make and use these neat tools yourself. This four-part series consists of four free, 45-minute learning sessions, per
Scientist Tools series we’ll be learning about anemometers, tools that helps measure wind
The museum turned 100 last year, and to celebrate we had a special exhibit containing a sampling of some of the most exciting material from all our ranges. Little did we suspect that recent Homo sapiens would also be prominently displayed. All the ranges took turns being on exhibit, and
Martin wrap-up Melanie on Come rain or shine or wind or surf or ear infections…
The Calusa Heritage Trail is the publicly accessible walking trail at the Randell Research Center. Currently, the north-facing platform on Brown’s Mound, the Randell Mound stairway, and the walkway to Smith Mound are open! While the footbridge is still in disrepair, we have opened our interior ser
temperatures occasionally drop into the 40s or 30s, combined with the effects of wind
The Alpheus dolerus is one of 250 described snapping shrimp in the Alpheus genus. The family Alpheidae is made up of well over 600 species that are found around the world. Like most of the shrimp in the Alpheus genus, this one has asymmetrical claws and uses the bigger one to make a popping or
Martin wrap-up Melanie on Come rain or shine or wind or surf or ear infections…
Beverly and Jon Thompson Discovery Zone Now Open! Permanent exhibit Press Release Major Themes and Components Did You Know Exhibit Webpage Explore, observe, study, pretend and play! This new permanent exhibit designed for children 8 and under will have opportunities for the whole fa
Grace Children investigate how different objects float in the “Discovery Zone” wind
