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Celebrate Fabulous Fossils and More Natural History Programs This October

Tune into programs about pioneering archaeologists, festive bat celebrations and more with the National Museum of Natural History

New yorkUnited statesAmerican universityDistrict of columbiaSmithsonian institutionNational museum of natural historySri lankaJack tamisieaTheodore gonzalvezSheela athreyaBriana pobinerKhadene harrisJohns hopkinsAlexandra jonesDelande justinvilDorothy lippert

Meet the Smithsonian Scientist Unlocking Crucial Conservation Clues in the Genetic Code of Koalas

For Save the Koala Day, learn how conservation geneticist Rebecca Johnson’s work helps protect these iconic marsupials

New yorkUnited statesDamien shawJack tamisieaRebecca johnsonNicholas langleyJohns hopkinsKoala genome consortiumAustralian koala foundationSmithsonian national museum of natural historyNational geographicNational museum of natural historyNew york timesPublic affairsSmithsonian institutionSydney australian museum

A Final Meal for the Ages

For World Mosquito Day, meet the “one in a million” fossil that proved fossilized blood is more than just science fiction

United statesGlacier national parkFlathead riverJack tamisieaJohn james audubonTim roseDale greenwaltJohns hopkinsJames diloretoPaleobiology departmentNone smithsonian institutionSmithsonian national museum of natural historyNational museum of natural historyPublic affairsScience communicationsOffice of communications

New Study Puts Smithsonian Conservation Efforts to the Test

The findings illustrate how people-focused initiatives benefit both society and nature

Smithsonian tropical research instituteUnited statesPanama canalPanama generalCoowe walkerJack tamisieaKatherine sinacoreSean mattesonKelsie mooreJohns hopkinsJessica deichmannSteven cantyMarine conservation programSmithsonian environmental research center salmonNational museum of natural historyPublic affairs

Meet the Scientist Who Uses Magnetic Fossils to Navigate Changing Oceans

Geobiologist Courtney Wagner uses giant magnets and microscopic fossils to make sense of ancient climate change

United statesCourtney wagnerJack tamisieaJohns hopkinsGeobiologist courtney wagnerSmithsonian national museum of natural historyNational museum of natural historyPublic affairsSmithsonian institutionScience communicationsOffice of communicationsNational museumNatural historyWorld oceans dayPaleocene eocene thermal maximumGreat salt

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