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Design a Museum Trail: Nature Through her Eyes

Be part of designing an upcoming trail that will be featured in the Museum! We are collecting feedback on our trail ‘Nature through her Eyes: Women in STEM’, that showcases the amazing research being undertaken by some of the brilliant women in the Department of Zoology. From ancient fossils to large-scale conservation, our researchers are exploring all facets of the natural world, so join us … Continue reading Design a Museum Trail: Nature Through her Eyes

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Zoology Live! 2026

For Zoology Live! 2026, we are exploring the incredible world of insects. Insects are the little things that rule the world. We can’t survive without them. Insects pollinate our crops, control pests and process poo, amongst other important roles within habitats the world over. On Thursday 2nd July, we went live on YouTube, joined by ladybird expert Prof Helen Roy, and butterfly expert Matt Hayes, … Continue reading Zoology Live! 2026

Our Changing Planet: resources for KS3&4 and more

Natural processes have shaped the species we see today, but humans are having a huge impact on living things and their habitats. We have altered landscapes, accelerated climate change, and pushed species to the edge. Here we explore our evolving planet with with resources linked to current research, links to conservation efforts, and more. Continue reading Our Changing Planet: resources for KS3&4 and more