An important piece of Texas’ natural history and a powerful tool for science education, this twenty-five foot stone slab shows tracks of both a sauropod and a theropod. But the stone is disintegrating due to severe moisture fluctuations in the display building.
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Participating teachers work with University of Texas scientists and science educators in inquiry-based activities to explore life through time. Workshops target teachers who are currently teaching a majority of students who are underrepresented in the sciences including Hispanics, African Americans, and females.
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TNSCs Museum Express program takes our scientists into K–12 classrooms for interactive presentations and hands-on learning opportunities using specimens from our collections.
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OdonataCentral is a community-based website designed to enable professional and amateur enthusiasts to not only query information regarding the distribution, biogeography, biodiversity, and identification of Odonata (dragonflies and damselflies) in the New World, but also contribute to this growing dataset. With over 1,500 users actively contributing, this website is growing daily and has served as the model for many other similar sites. Your donation(s) will go towards the continuing enhancement and maintenance of the OdonataCentral website.
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