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Accepting Nominations
Deadline: June 4
Nature Inspiration Awards: $5000 prize for individuals and organizations. About nominations.
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The Museum's Blog
See all posts »- Tiny lichens of great value
Join Philip Bell-Doyon and the museum’s Troy McMullin as they introduce readers to calicioids, a diverse group of tiny, pin-like lichens and fungi.
- Portraits of Nature for Valentine’s Day
Tetsuto Miyashita, the museum’s newest research scientist, is eager to share his first blog post—and just in time for Valentine’s Day! Complete with coloured illustrations and links to helpful resources, he has the perfect gift recommendation for the natural history buff in your family.
"Historically a fraction of philanthropy has gone to nature and this must change. Nature is central to our future—the connections between healthy people and a healthy planet become more obvious every day."
– Meg Beckel, the Canadian Museum of Nature's President and CEO