The Natural History Museum in London announces the launch of earth debates – flagship event series in preparation of Rio+20. The vital role of our environment within our economy has been hidden until recently. Pollinating […]
Natural History
The Field Museum presents Creatures of Light. Nature’s Bioluminescence, an exhibition on view March 7, through Sept. 8, 2013. Creatures of Light delves into the mysterious world of bioluminescence – from the glowworms dangling from […]
A living organism’s ability to produce its own light is one of the most incredible, yet least understood, phenomena in nature. A new exhibit opening this spring at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel […]
Museum of the Rockies presents Rainforest Adventure an exhibition on view February 16 – May 5, 2013. Rainforest Adventure engages visitors in the story of the rainforest, revealing its incredible yet fragile biodiversity while instilling […]
New OMNIMAX Film Adventure Captures One of the Longest Migrations on Earth and the Inspiring True Story of One Scientist’s Stunning Discovery CINCINNATI – From outer space to the heart of the tornado, and the […]
There’s a new mystery dinosaur at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University. This winter, mounds of rock containing fossils from a creature that roamed the Midwest millions of years ago were set up […]
Denver Museum of Nature & Science presents Mammoths and Mastodons. Titans of the Ice Age, an exhibition on view from February 15. Life-size models of awe-inspiring Ice Age animals, fossil tusks and skulls, interactive videos, […]
Smithsonian Gardens and the U.S. Botanic Garden present the 18th annual orchid exhibition Orchids of Latin America at the National Museum of Natural History, on Jan. 26 through April 21. “Orchids of Latin America” will […]
Customs House Museum & Cultural Center in Clarksville, Tennessee opens Eat Well, Play Well, an exhibition on view January 18, 2013 10:00 am through March 30, 2013. What is the food we eat? Are fruits […]
The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences has reached a new milestone Vikas Patel of Cary, became it’s 1,000,000th visitor. Patel, a dermatologist with a practice in Brier Creek, says he thought it would be […]
National Museum of Nature and Science Tokyo presents Dr. Tomitaro Makino, His Contribution and Effects to Current Botany, an exhibition on view through March 17, 2013. Founded in 1877, the National Museum of Nature and […]
Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum to open new Warden Aquarium on on January 5, after several years of planning and a year of construction. The interpretation of the Sonoran Desert region would be incomplete without recognizing the […]
Science Museum of Minnesota is showing Tornado Alley in it’s Omnitheater, until June 20, 2013. A squall line approaches in central Kansas, with barn and farm equipment in foreground. Science Museum of Minnesota Narrated by […]
The DePaul Art Museum will explore the human impact on the environment with “Climate of Uncertainty,” an interactive exhibition that opens Jan. 10 and runs through March 24. David Shea Coal-Fired Power Plant from Removing […]
Lifelike Dinosaurs, International Orchid Show, Delightful Photography Exhibits Are Coming Up in 2013 at the Academy of Natural Sciences PHILADELPHIA — The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, the nation’s oldest natural history museum, […]
A team of 15 scientists, at the Natural History Museum in London including human origins expert Chris Stringer, are using the latest techniques on the Piltdown material, to reveal the hoaxer and add more concrete […]
The Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library has dedicated its newly completed Brown Horticulture Learning Center to Alice Cary Brown and W.L. Lyons Brown (Lee), honoring them for their $1 million gift enabling Winterthur to enhance […]
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History has tapped two well-known corporate leaders to serve as co-chairmen of the fundraising campaign for the transformation of the Museum’s campus in University Circle. Executive Director and CEO Evalyn […]