Zoom Event: Scallops, Oysters, and Mussels, Oh My!
Marine bivalve mollusks (scallops, oysters, mussels, and clams) are the top consumed seafood around the globe. Santa Barbara Museum of
Science
Zoom Event: Conversations with a Curator – Dinosaur Evolution
Over hundreds of millions of years, dinosaurs developed a remarkable diversity of traits and lifestyles. Uncover the fascinating evolutionary history
Science Pub From Home: Humans and Mountain Lions
Explore how human presence impacts Mountain Lion behavior, movement, and survival. The Santa Cruz Puma Project has been studying Mountain
CWC Virtual Discussion: “Frozen Obsession”
Though climate change is a fundamentally global phenomenon, nowhere are its effects more pronounced and observable than in the world’s
Online Event: NCEAS Seminar Series – Indigenous Data Sovereignty
Join us for the third and final seminar in the NCEAS Winter/Spring 2021 Seminar Series, titled ” Indigenous Data Sovereignty:
Virtual Event: Book Talk with Volcanologist Jess Phoenix
Chaucer’s Virtual Author Discussion Series continues with volcanologist Jess Phoenix who will discuss her memoir MS. ADVENTURE: MY WILD EXPLORATIONS
Virtual Event: 2021 Santa Barbra Science Fair Winners
Our March “Bonus” Presentation: We invite you to hear about the research done by the Division and Best of Show winners
Online Event: Estuaries – California’s Marine Nurseries
Something special happens when a river meets an ocean. Freshwater rivers and streams flow from inland to mix with salty
Zoom Event: Nocturnes & Envisioning the Night Sky
The Wildling Museum is pleased to announce its February virtual program, Nocturnes & Envisioning the Night Sky: A Conversation with
Public Astronomy Talk
Las Cumbres Observatory presents Professor Emily Levesque of The University of Washington. Prof. Levesque will be discussing her book “The
