A special, three-part exhibition celebrating the legendary Islamic palace and fortress in Granada, Spain, on view from May 21–August 21, 2011. This unprecedented exhibition explores the collaboration of sublime nature and dramatic design that created […]
Natural History
Museum Invites Visitors to See the IMAX film Sea Rex: Journey to a Prehistoric World for Free With the Purchase of a Ticket to any Special Exhibition or Space Show New York, NY – One […]
The exhibition, on view through 2nd May in the Belfast Room at the Ulster Museum, features 14 large-scale panoramic views of Ulster taken from a new book entitled, The Natural History of Ulster, which features […]
The Museum of the Rockies presents the exhibition, Frogs A Chorus Of Colors, on view through September 5th, 2011. This incredible exhibit introduces visitors to the colorful and amazing world of FROGS. Get up-close and […]
The American Museum of Natural History announces The World’s Largest Dinosaurs an exhibition on view from April 16, 2011. This exciting exhibition features cutting-edge research on super-sized sauropods—including the giant Mamenchisaurus, one of the largest […]
The Virginia Museum of Natural History, through the Martinsville-Henry County Community Nature Initiative and partners, is coordinating an “Earth Week Celebration”, Friday, April 15 through Saturday, April 23. Organizations from across the area have helped […]
The Natural History Museum presents Sensational Butterflies 2 April – 11 September 2011. The exhibition is on the Museum’s front lawn and features: A butterfly house filled with 100s of live butterflies and moths Spectacular […]
A Conversion & Digitization Project Supported By The National Science Foundation The Botany Department at The Field Museum is re-housing, databasing and digitizing almost 200,000 bryophyte specimens (early land plants) from storage on sheets to […]
On May 20, 2011, The Field Museum will open an important exhibition Whales: Giants of the Deep which explores these fascinating creatures by showcasing fully articulated whale skeletons, hands-on activities, dramatic videos, and the latest […]
Teens with an interest in natural history can make the most of their summer by applying for the Teen Volunteer Program at the Sam Noble Museum. The program provides an opportunity for teens to learn […]
The Sam Noble Museum is to present Art and the Animal 50th Anniversary Exhibition. April 30 through September 5, 2011. This beautiful traveling exhibition is selected each year from the works appearing in the annual […]
The Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum presents Macquarie 2010 – The Progress A Journey Across the Blue Mountains 1815 on view through 30 April 2011. This important exhibition of photo montages by Allan Bardsley, has […]
The Lost City Museum will present a temporary exhibit of the museum’s paleontological specimens throughout the month of April. Visitors will be able to learn about the rich paleontological history of Nevada, which stretches all […]
In 1940, author John Steinbeck and scientist Ed Ricketts made a momentous voyage down the peninsula of Baja California and around the Sea of Cortez (the Gulf of California). In 2004, a group of scientists […]
The Museum of Geology on the School of Mines Campus in Rapid City South Dakota has reopened. The museum closed for renovations, including installation of a new roof on Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2010. The mission […]
The role of large predators, such as wolves and cougars, will be explored in a film and discussion at the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center on Tuesday, March 15, at 7pm. “Lords of Nature: […]
The Ocean contains more than 99% of the living space on the planet, yet only 3% of it has been explored. Almost every time scientists visit the deep ocean they discover new species. Catch the […]
The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery presents Minerals Make Mountains on view through 3 Jul 2011. Victorian artist and thinker John Ruskin may not have got it totally correct when he said that “Mountains are […]