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The Museum's Blog
See all posts »- Informing the Present by Breaking Down the Past (Literally!)
Join the museum’s Shyong En Pan as he explains how scientists can better understand valuable specimens only after they break them.
- Lovely to Meat You: An Introduction to the Carnivorous Plants of Canada
Join the museum’s Marrissa Miller as she introduces readers to several species of carnivorous plants found in Canada.
"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