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🐸 Join us in celebrating #WorldWetlandsDay! We’re currently transcribing labels for wetland plants specimens from the prairies. By joining, you’ll help us digitize critical data that supports conservation efforts and scientific research. Start today: zooniverse.org/projects/cmnbo…

Ever wondered what it’s like to explore the world of #minerals? Join Paula Piilonen, Ph. D. as she shares insights about the minerals found at the Ice River Alkaline Complex in British Columbia! Learn more about our work in #mineralogy here 🔗 youtu.be/9tu3CcGZfTY?si…

Today, we’re celebrating the 60th anniversary of the National Flag of Canada. 🇨🇦 Canada’s flag proudly features our most iconic natural emblem—the maple leaf. A perfect symbol of the beauty of Canadian nature! 🍁 Canadian Heritage #CanadianFlag #FlagDay

⚒️ What does a mineralogist take to the field? Fieldwork can be risky! Join Glenn Poirier, MSc, as he shares insights about the safety equipment needed for these expeditions! #Fieldwork #Mineralogy #MuseumJobs

🌿 In Cambridge Bay, Dr. Amanda Savoie (Dr. Amanda Savoie) is diving into #Arctic kelp forests! As a researcher, she studies how these ecosystems support #biodiversity in the North. Learn more here 🔗 canadiangeographic.ca/articles/divin… Canadian Geographic PolarKnowledgeCanada ArcticNet

Congratulations to Michael Bainbridge, our Asst. Curator of #Mineralogy, on receiving the 2024 Carnegie Mineralogical Award for his amazing mineral photography. Read more about his achievements: nature.ca/en/about-the-m… Carnegie Museum of Natural History #MineralPhotography #TucsonGemShow

Our partners at Museum of Nature used ARF’s landing craft to study seaweed biodiversity and kelp forests in Cambridge Bay. Their findings will contribute to the museum's reference collection and DNA database to support future research in the region. #ArcticScience

Terricolous by Justin Tyler Tate is on display as part of the Rewilding – The David Suzuki Foundation Arts Prize exhibition. Explore more of Tyler Tate’s work on his Instagram page, @justin_tyler_tate. #RewildingArtsPrize #Rewilding #ArtExhibit #SustainableArt

⛏️ Here’s one of our paleontologists’ favourite specimens - Styracosaurus albertensis. 🍁 Styracosaurus albertensis is one of Canada’s most famous dinosaurs, known for its dramatic spikes and massive nasal horn! #DinosaursOfCanada #FossilFriday

Moss Salvage Circle and Soil Circle by Natasha Lavdovsky is on display as part of the Rewilding – The David Suzuki Foundation Arts Prize exhibition. Explore more of Lavdovsky’s work on her Instagram page, virtual.tasha. David Suzuki FDN #Rewilding #ArtExhibit #SustainableArt

Monument by Cole Swanson is on display as part of the Rewilding – The David Suzuki Foundation Arts Prize exhibition. Explore more of Swanson’s work on his Instagram page, coleswansonart. David Suzuki FDN #Rewilding #ArtExhibit #SustainableArt

The Man Who Planted Trees: An Immersive Tale is now open!🌱 Step into a world of art, nature & storytelling. Learn about the vital role of trees & be inspired by Frédéric Back’s Oscar-winning film. #WorldPremiere 🎟️ Get your tickets here: nature.ca/en/man-who-pla…

This Dinosaur Day, we revisit the exciting find that Tyrannosaurus rex could have grown up to 70 percent more massive than the largest specimen we have on record. Queen Mary University of London Museum of Nature