In the Academy’s Library and Archives, there are many examples of the important contributions of women.
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Through the Sands of Time: Giant Clams as Paleoclimate Timekeepers
Measuring stable isotopes in giant clam fossils can be one of the most accurate proxies for reconstructing past ocean conditions and in turn, reveal the changes caused by anthropogenic climate change
Read moreNew Exhibit Looks Into Drawing as a Way of Knowing Birds
Illuminating Birds welcomes visitors to celebrate and feel inspired by ornithological illustrations
Read moreMural Brings Watershed Daydreams to Life
New public artwork illustrates U.N. Sustainability Goal for clean water, sanitation
Read moreAn Expedition Flag Conserved
A piece of exploration history associated with Matthew Henson and Robert Peary
Read moreOtteo Sound Project, Music to the Ears
As told by a Drexel co-op
Read moreOrchids: The Royal Family of Plants
The Library and Archives delves into some fantastic works to peek at the history of this well-loved plant.
Read moreWINS Founder Donates Treasure Trove of History
The gift comes as WINS celebrates its 40th year in September
Read moreThe Story of A Lifetime
Senior fellow at the Academy is elected into prestigious society for his life’s work in understanding nature.
Read moreThe Royal Connection
About those unusual illustrations in the Extreme Deep exhibit
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