Category Archives: learning

My new blog is up.

Posted on March 18, 2012 by

You can find it here. Hope you enjoy reading it as much as you have this one!

Posted in Botany, Conservation, curation, Entomology, Herbarium, History, In the field, learning, ornithology, osetology, specimen preparation, Spirit Collections, Taxidermy, Uncategorized, Zoology | Leave a comment

Mathematical, Mysterious Cicadas

Posted on February 5, 2012 by

The photo above is a picture I took last year in Belize of a molted cicada skin. This is the husk the insect leaves behind as it finally emerges as an adult insect after its long life cycle. Despite the … Continue reading →

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Learning

Posted on July 17, 2011 by

This past Wedneday and Friday last week I worked with the Museum’s Education team by putting together and delivering a workshop for Key Stage 3 Students. This was part of a secondary enrichment day the Manchester Museum was running. My … Continue reading →

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