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 … Continue
COVID-19 Visitor Information
The Florida Museum of Natural History is excited to welcome visitors back! Should you not feel ready to return just … Continue
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 … Continue
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 … Continue
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 … Continue
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 … Continue
Taking photos in your backyard: Photo tips and hints
During this time of shelter in place, you may find yourself wondering what to do. Perhaps you are trying to … Continue
Listen here! We (heart) science!
Like so many millions of people around the world, a good number of our Museum staff, scientists and student researchers … Continue
NOVA features our paleontologist on Feb. 5
Jon Bloch is no stranger to film crews and talking to viewers about his research. From the origin of primates … Continue
Awarding the 2020 #MuseumSelfieDay trophy
Today we awarded the Hashtag Trophy to the Bloch Lab in our Vertebrate Paleontology Division for winning our staff #MuseumSelfieDay … Continue