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Engineering for the Future
There are lots of different kinds of engineering – electrical, structural, mechanical, civil – and therefore, we need young people with lots of different interests and skills to fill those jobs for the next generation. And we especially want to … Continue reading
Posted in For Students, In the Museum
Tagged American Society of Civil Engineers, Association for Women in Science, Douglas Elliman, Engineering Day, Florida International University, Girl Scouts of Tropical Florida, GirlsRISEnet, IBM, Johnson Controls, MentorNet, Morgan Energy, National Engineers Week Foundation, National Science Foundation, Society of Women Engineers, Tau Beta Pi, United States Air Force, University of Miami, Vanessa Grout, Women in Engineering ProActive Network
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You’re Invited! – Student Film Screening (February 9)
You’re invited to a film screening at the Museum! Students in the Museum’s Upward Bound program have been serving as Eco-Ambassadors to south Florida’s unique environments, and with support from a State Farm Youth Advisory Board grant, have created their own Public Service Announcement videos. These … Continue reading
This is a Public Service Announcement from Your Eco-Ambassador
With the help of a State Farm Youth Advisory Board grant and the Museum’s Reclamation Project, students participating in the Museum’s Upward Bound program are serving as Eco-Ambassadors to south Florida’s unique environments. We have all seen the PSAs (public … Continue reading
The Scent of a Bee
For humans, if your home has a recognizable scent, that may or may not be a good thing. But for bees, it is a necessary part of life, and of finding its way home. Bees find their way to their … Continue reading
Posted in For Students, For Teachers, In the Community
Tagged ECHOS, Head Start, Junior League of Miami
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Eco-Ambassadors Unite!
On Saturday, December 8th, 60 Upward Bound Eco-Ambassadors joined a group of volunteers from Miami-Dade College in replanting almost 1,000 mangrove propagules at R. Hardy Matheson Preserve. The Preserve is undergoing a major management effort by Miami-Dade County to remove … Continue reading
Posted in For Students, In the Community, MiaSci at Large, Partnerships
Tagged Australian Pine, Brazilian Pepper, invasive plants, mangrove, Miami-Dade College, R. Hardy Matheson Preserve, Reclamation Project, Snapper Creek, State Farm, State Farm Youth Advisory Board, Tequestra Indian, Upward Bound Math & Science
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Taking Nature Back with Eco-Art
In recent times, it seems more and more difficult for humans to avoid negatively impacting nature. But that does not mean that we can’t make a positive impact. The Museum’s eco-art Reclamation Project works to help restore our coastal environments. … Continue reading
Smithsonian Affiliations – Opportunities Galore!
The Smithsonian is a name recognized all over the world. Internationally, if people know one Museum in the US, it’s most likely the Smithsonian. But through Smithsonian Affiliations, museums all over the country can partner in efforts to share science, … Continue reading
The Dust Bowl – Man and Nature, Cause and Effect
The Miami Science Museum is one of only 10 museums nationwide that was selected to participate in the Smithsonian’s National Youth Summit on October 17th. The focus of this summit was contemporary environmental issues and the legacy (as well as lessons learned) … Continue reading
Posted in For Students, In the Community, In the Museum, MiaSci at Large, Partnerships
Tagged Biscayne National Park, National Parks Conservation Association, National Youth Summit, Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, Smithsonian, Smithsonian Affiliations, South Florida Water Management District, University of Miami
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