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January Nature Lab
January Nature Lab
Join us in January as we brush up on our birding skills in preparation for the National Audubon Society’s annual Great Backyard Bird Count. Categorize birds by shape and physical characteristics, build your birdsong recognition, and test your spotting skills with our binoculars. From birds visiting the feeder to flocks flying overhead, learn to use […]
Expedition: Antarctica
Expedition: Antarctica
Travel to Antarctica with Paleontologist Dr. Matt Lamanna to search for fossils in a family-friendly, interactive documentary about finding dinosaurs in one of the most remote places on Earth.
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Storytime and More
Storytime and More
Night in the Country As the sun sets in the country, night moves in. Without streetlights, glowing shop windows, and lots of cars on busy roads, the country night is darkest of all. But not everyone goes to bed at night… Come listen to this story as we explore the sounds of the night. After […]
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“Humans, Climate, and Fire: Deciphering the Past to Understand the Present and to Predict the Future.”
“Humans, Climate, and Fire: Deciphering the Past to Understand the Present and to Predict the Future.”
Rose-Marie Muzika Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Powdermill Nature Reserve
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Dinosaurs Tour
Dinosaurs Tour
Discover the fascinating stories behind the dinosaurs in our renowned hall Dinosaurs in Their Time! Meet the real Dippy (Diplodocus carnegiei) type specimen that sparked people's interests in paleontology around the world as well as a beloved Apatasaurus Andrew Carnegie named after his own wife. Some of the most unique fossils can be found at […]
Dinosaurs Tour
Dinosaurs Tour
Discover the fascinating stories behind the dinosaurs in our renowned hall Dinosaurs in Their Time! Meet the real Dippy (Diplodocus carnegiei) type specimen that sparked people's interests in paleontology around the world as well as a beloved Apatasaurus Andrew Carnegie named after his own wife. Some of the most unique fossils can be found at […]
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Science and Nature Program and Nature Explorers
Science and Nature Program and Nature Explorers
Watersheds, Ecology, and You Kevin Quevedo, a graduate student at Duquesne University's Environmental Science and Management (ESM) program, joins us to chat about watersheds and stream research. Come learn about the roles of watersheds and how playing in the streams of Pennsylvania helps scientists learn more about our role in stream ecology. After the talk, […]
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Nature at Night
Nature at Night
A Walk in the Evening After the sun sets and the moon rises, a crisp winter night can be a beautiful time to walk in the woods. The stillness of the evening lets us listen to snow crunching under our feet or an owl hooting in the distance. Bring your flashlight or headlamp, jackets, boots, […]
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Super Science Saturday: Archaeology Extravaganza 2019
Super Science Saturday: Archaeology Extravaganza 2019
Meet a mummy and practice your digging skills when you spend a day at the Natural History Museum, learning about ancient cultures with free, hands-on activities throughout the museum. Talk to museum experts, examine ancient artifacts, and meet live animals native to famous archaeological sites. Super Science Saturdays is a program at Carnegie Museum of […]
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R.W. Moriarty Science Seminar
R.W. Moriarty Science Seminar
“Rack, Rum, or Brandy—What We Know (and Don’t Know) About Fluid Preservation.” John Simmons Penn State University
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Nature 360: February Nature Lab
Nature 360: February Nature Lab
It’s the middle of winter, and you may be wondering, “Where have all the animals gone?” Let’s find out together! Test the effectiveness of different animal coverings as insulation and compare that to materials we use to insulate ourselves. Conduct a chemical experiment to analyze the energy output of different snacks as you determine what […]
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