Cactus adaptations with Ted-Ed and Lucas Majure
You might think those fierce cactus spines are just to protect them from being eaten. But our biologist, Lucas Majure, … Continued
Beer for butterflies
Friends, beer and . . . butterflies? Is this how we do conservation now? Our scientists have worked hard to … Continued
Collections Battles
Social distancing during Covid challenged us all to look for fun new ways to share science. Not many people get … Continued
Wild Life! 2020 at the Museum
Well, 2020 was a wild year! We learned a lot. Not just about science. We learned how important museums are … Continued
Kids, cameras and the great outdoors. Virtually.
For nearly a decade, I’ve been teaching kids the basics of photography, venturing outdoors with them and learning together how … Continued
Our COVID-19 Safety Guidelines
The Florida Museum of Natural History is OPEN to the public! The Florida Museum’s reopening plan was guided by the … Continued
Mother of Monarchs: Unexpectedly rearing 22 caterpillars
On April 2, 2020, I began to worry that I needed more milkweed. I found three large monarch caterpillars in … Continued
Socially Distant Community Science 2020
Now that you watched Dave Blackburn’s video on how to use the iNaturalist app, why not go try it out … Continued
Download FREE Museum Zoom Backgrounds
With so many people on Zoom calls lately, why not try a virtual background image from the Florida Museum? We’ve … Continued
Ready to hop onto the iNaturalist app?
Have you heard about the iNaturalist app and want to try it out? It can be intimidating for people to … Continued