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Educator Spotlight: Christian Shane
In mid-March, like every teacher who suddenly found work and home life disrupted by Covid-19 related school closings, Christian Shane was concerned about his students. …Read More »
South American Hippo Habitat
In the wake the groundbreaking exhibition, We Are Nature, museum educators increasingly recognize opportunities for existing exhibits to foster discussions of profound human impacts. Because …Read More »
The World of Bee Vomit
If you’re squeamish, this blog post might not be for you. We are deep diving in the world of vomit. Did you know insects like …Read More »
Draw a Flower
This is the season of colorful flowers and we can truly appreciate their vibrance after a typical grey and chilly winter. One way to make …Read More »
City Nature Challenge Recap
With the COVID-19 pandemic hitting, the entire world had to adapt how we participated in this year’s City Nature Challenge. This year we focused on …Read More »
The City Nature Challenge Family Experience
In these unprecedented times, it can be the simplest acts of normalcy that are most welcome. It had been a while since we piled the …Read More »
Pokémon Inspired by Animals
When Pokémon launched as a franchise in 1996, quickly becoming a worldwide multimedia phenomenon, the Pokémon creators had their work cut out for them imagining …Read More »
Math In Nature? It All Adds Up!
For all of its breathtaking beauty and seemingly spontaneous happenings, there are also some surprisingly consistent patterns in nature that math can help us understand. …Read More »
Lost and Found
In the darkening woods of an early spring evening, the deer antler practically glowed. After retrieving and examining the bone-like left-side appendage, I walked a …Read More »
