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Education

The National Waterwatch Forum was held at the Australian Museum in July 2016

We recently held our mid year event at Warragamba Dam

Science is a collective pursuit of bright minds building on those before them to understand the world around us.

Hands-on workshops will be a feature at this year's Australian Museum Science Festival, made possible through our partner 3M.

Last week sixty Year 4 students from Putney Public School came along to the Australian Museum to be part of the Big History Project.

Kate Brandis, along with ANSTO and UNSW, are protecting our wetlands, by X-raying one feather at a time.

New geological discoveries in the mineral rich Jenolan Caves have reignited interest and sparked discussion about the region’s history.

Waterbug Watch is a citizen science initiative of the Australian Museum

In early March, our Science Festival team travelled to Brisbane for the World Science Festival Street Science event.

Greystanes High School attended the Youth Eco Summit to promote awareness of water quality in local creeks.

The Australian Museum Streamwatch program had a great year in 2015.

In 2015, the Australian Museum celebrated the 50th anniversary of Museum in a Box

The Australian Museum attended the Wallagoot Bioblitz on the NSW Sapphire Coast.

Waterbug Watch is a citizen science initiative of the Australian Museum.

The Citizen Science program Streamwatch now has volunteers working in the Australian Museum Entomology lab.