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Welcome to the Jungle - Day 2
https://australian.museum/learn/news/blog/welcome-to-the-jungle-day-2/

Mountains, monsoons and mosquitoes: highlights from amphibian biologist Dr Jodi Rowley's diary of her recent field trip to Central Vietnam.

Field notes with ukelele
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Dr Nichola Raihani is a scientist at the Institute of Zoology, Zoological Society of London and she is last year's John and Laurine Proud Fellow. She has recently completed her third annual field season at Lizard Island. During her six-week visit, she and several others formed an impromptu bandn

Eureka! Triumph for Carbon Neutral Events
https://australian.museum/learn/news/blog/eureka-triumph-for-carbon-neutral-events/

Events, whether large or small, impact the environment; they consume a lot of resources and produce excessive waste. You can make any event carbon neutral by measuring its footprint and offsetting the impact of this through the purchase of carbon offsets.

The Scott Sisters' Notebooks Revealed #1
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Read selected extracts from the notebooks of the most famous natural history illustrators working in Sydney in the last decades of the 19th century...

The Scott Sisters' Notebooks Revealed #2
https://australian.museum/learn/news/blog/the-scott-sisters-notebooks-revealed-2/

Read selected extracts from the notebooks of the most famous natural history illustrators working in Sydney in the nineteenth century.

Notes From the Future: A Reflection on My Internship
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I carry back a glimpse of the future of evaluation in American museums.

A Jurassic Lounge bouquet
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We received this feedback via our website. Thought I'd share with you all. 

Using Biomimicry to cut the carbon!
https://australian.museum/learn/news/blog/using-biomimicry-to-cut-the-carbon/

Biomimicry is looking at the way nature does things and then copying nature to build a sustainable future and now scientist are looking at humans to learn how we can help with climate change.

Geological relief map of NSW
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Constructing the geological relief map of NSW which hangs on the wall in the MIneral Gallery

Crocodile specimen on the move
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See you later alligator, in a while crocodile.