Programs
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Citizen Science Amidst the Pandemic: Virtual volunteer opportunities at the Bell
Published09/29/2021 , By Emily Dzieweczynski
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Career Exploration in Natural History: The Bell introduces a new internship program with a public outreach component
Published09/14/2021 , By Emily Dzieweczynski
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Bugs are bigger than ever at the Bell Museum
Published07/27/2021 , By Emily Dzieweczynski
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Climates of Inequality: Centering Justice in Natural History
Published04/28/2021
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Panel Discussion, University-Tribal Partnerships to Support Sovereignty and Environmental Justice
Published04/21/2021
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Noticing Nature: Nature Journaling at the Bell
Published04/12/2021 , By Emily Dzieweczynski
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Panel Discussion, Landscapes of Environmental Justice: Learn More
Published03/26/2021
Learn more about environmental justice and the ways you can get involved with this list of resources -
Space or Brain?
Published10/12/2020
In celebration of the Mysteries of Your Brain show, opening in our planetarium this weekend, we have a little quiz for you called “Space or Brain”! It might be harder than you think! Click the “Answer” tab to reveal! -
Announcing Minnesota’s Second Annual Statewide Star Party
Published07/06/2020
When you look up at the night sky, do you ever wonder how different it would look under really dark skies? What others across the state can see compared to what you see in your town? We invite you to participate in Minnesota’s second annual Statewide Star Party November 9–14,…Read More -
City Stardust: Micrometeorites in Our Own Backyards
Published06/09/2020
Micrometeorites are some of the oldest matter that exists. Until recently, scientists searched for them only in remote places, such as the Antarctic, where pristine conditions ensured that these mineral specks really came from space. Experts assumed that it would be impossible to find micrometeorites in inhabited areas, where natural…Read More