Fossil ID Day
Saturday, February 9th
10 a.m. - Noon
Staff paleontologists at the Museum of the Earth and PRI help you identify your most puzzling find, from brachiopods to trilobites to funny-looking rocks!
Natural History at Noon
Saturday, February 9
noon - 1 p.m.
Join Dr. Judith Nagel-Meyers as she discusses "What can the seashells in our backyards tell us - Devonian clams in Upstate New York."
Take a Tour of the Museum
Museum of the Earth is pleased to offer exhibit tours included with admission to the Museum. Now offered four times a week, guided tours of the Museum's permanent exhibition hall, A Journey through Time, share the story of the Earth and its life. The tours are offered on Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays at 11:30 and Saturdays at 11:00. Tours are approximately 30 minutes long. Members are FREE.
Ithaca's 3rd Annual Darwin Days
Darwin Days 2008: Evolution and the Environment
February 11-17
Celebrate Charles Darwin's Birthday (Feb. 12) with us through a series of lectures, panels, and performances throughout the week. Highlights include a keynote speech by Dr. Lynn Margulis on "Darwin's Truths and Symbiogenesis" on Thursday, Feb. 14 and a free birthday party for Darwin on Saturday, Feb. 16. Visit our website www.priweb.org/darwinday.html for details on the week's events.
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