Join us Thursday at 7:00 pm Eastern for this week's Science in the Virtual Pub, "How Global Fisheries Connect Us All - Environmental Change Impacts On Health and Wellbeing," presented by Dr. Kathryn J. Fiorella, Assistant Professor, Department of Public and Ecosystem Health, Cornell University. https://lnkd.in/eH5NxWiC
Paleontological Research Institution
博物馆、历史遗址和动物园
Ithaca，New York 2,712 位关注者
Where the Earth comes to Life!
关于我们
PRI has outstanding programs in research, collections, publications, and Earth science education as well as two public venues for education -- Museum of the Earth and Cayuga Nature Center. The Institution cares for a collection of nearly three million specimens and publishes Bulletins of American Paleontology, the oldest paleontological journal in the Western Hemisphere, begun in 1895. PRI is a national leader in the development of informal (i.e., outside the classroom) Earth science education resources for educators and the general public. PRI’s Museum of the Earth takes visitors on a journey through 4.5 billion years of history, from the Earth’s origin to the present day. Through hands-on, visual exhibitions and outreach, the Museum of the Earth encourages critical thinking about life on Earth in the past and today, and how our species is affecting the natural world. In 2013, the Cayuga Nature Center became PRI's newest public venue for education. The goal is to transform the Nature Center into a premier educational center for teaching and learning about the impact of climate change on the fauna and flora of Tompkins County. PRI is separate from, but formally affiliated with Cornell University, and interacts closely with numerous University departments in research, teaching, and public outreach.
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https://www.priweb.org
Paleontological Research Institution的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 博物馆、历史遗址和动物园
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Ithaca，New York
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 1932
- 领域
- Scientific Research、STEM Education、Earth Systems Science、Earth Systems Science Education、Evolution Education、Climate Change、Environmental and Outdoor Education、Teacher Professional Development、Scientific Publications和Teacher Resources
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https://lnkd.in/ePJhsYpR Teacher Resource Day Sat Oct 12th 9:00am - 1:00pm Museum of the Earth,?1259 Trumansburg Rd, Ithaca, NY 14850, USA? ? PRI's annual Teacher Resource Day on Saturday, October 12th, from 9 am to 12:30 pm, at the Museum of the Earth has tables full of free fossil and geological specimens and other educational materials for teachers to use in their classrooms. The event is free and exclusively for teachers. This year's giveaway will include resources from two gifts to PRI specifically for Teacher Resource Day: - Minerals, rocks, and fossils from the collection of Martin Pope, a long-time distinguished professor of solid-state physics at NYU, who passed away in 2022 at the age of 103. - Glassware and other lab materials from Wells College which closed in June of this year. In addition to the resource giveaway, there are tours of PRI's extensive collections, the Museum of the Earth, our new Blaschkas Exhibit and our current temporary exhibit, NY Rocks! on the rocks and fossils of Upstate New York. This year's featured presentation, "On Blashka Models, Biodiversity, and Evolution," will be given by Dr. Leslie Babonis, Assistant Professor of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at Cornell Univerisity. We'll also hear about the Autumn BioBlitz in a short presentation. This BioBlitz begins on Friday, October 11th and runs through Sunday, October 13th, intentionally surrounding Teacher Resource Day. The first 50 registrants receive a gift bag! If registration exceeds 50, we will maintain a waiting list. If you register and find yourself unable to attend, please let us know. Register here to attend in person.
Teacher Resource Day
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Today, we celebrate the incredible contributions of our interns at the Paleontological Research Institution! Our interns bring passion, dedication, and fresh perspectives to our work in paleontology, natural history, and science education. Whether they are assisting with research projects, helping create exhibits, or developing new educational programs, their efforts are invaluable in advancing our work in science research and scientific literacy. This year we have 8 interns from 8 different universities and colleges! Join us in recognizing and thanking our talented interns for their hard work and commitment. They are the future of science, and we are proud to have them as part our institution.
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We're excited to share that [email protected] has an incredible new set of education resources focused on climate modeling! Whether you're an educator, student, or simply curious about our planet, these resources will help you understand the complexities of climate modeling and its vital role in predicting our future. Check it out now and start exploring: https://lnkd.in/eEcJ3cAd #ClimateEducation #EarthScience #ClimateModeling #STEM #LearningResources #EarthAtHome (e
Climate Modeling
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New Blog Post This insightful new blog post, written by out intern Sam, introduces readers to climate action! Whether you're new to the conversation or looking for effective ways to inspire others, this post offers practical tips and thoughtful strategies to get everyone involved in protecting our planet. Discover how you can start meaningful conversations and motivate your community to take action for a sustainable future. Let's work together to make a positive impact! Read the full post here: https://lnkd.in/dszqB55b #ClimateAction #Sustainability #EnvironmentalAwareness #PRI #EcoFriendly #TakeAction
Taking the First Step: How Should We Introduce People to Climate Action? — Paleontological Research Institution
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Join Our Virtual Workshop on Climate Model Ensembles! We are excited to announce an upcoming virtual workshop led by Dr. Brown-Steiner, where you'll dive deep into the fascinating world of climate model ensembles! ?? Date: Wednesday, May 22nd ?? Time: 5:00 EDT Overview of Climate Model Ensembles: Dr. Brown-Steiner will provide an insightful overview of how these models are configured, their various forms, and the challenges involved in running, analyzing, and interpreting them. Group Discussions and Q&A: Engage in group discussions, ask questions, and learn from others in the field. We'll collectively summarize, compare, and interpret our model results. Key Takeaways: - Understand the value of different forms of climate model ensembles. - Explore uncertainties and potential pathways within individual models. - Gain confidence in interpreting future climate projections. - Learn to balance clear communication with technical details. This workshop will feature short presentations, interactive components, and plenty of opportunities for questions and discussions. This workshop is designed for teachers and other educators but all are welcome to join. ?? Register Now: https://lnkd.in/erb2GVyb Come and be part of this engaging and educational event. #ClimateScience #ClimateModels #VirtualWorkshop #ScienceEducation #ClimateChange #InteractiveLearning
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Earth Month ends today but there is still so much more about the Earth to learn! ?? Explore Earth@Home, your free online resource for learning about Earth and its 4.5-billion-year history. Learn about the best way to use this resource at https://lnkd.in/e-2Qzwga
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You might have heard projections of future climate such as "sea level around Long Island is expected to rise by 1 - 6 feet by the end of this century" or "New York State can expect more winter precipitation falling as rain instead of snow by the year 2100." How do scientists arrive at these projections? You can now read and learn about this on Earth@Home, in a new section about climate modeling written by PRI Research Associate Ben Brown-Steiner: https://lnkd.in/ecMHCSpw
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Join us tonight for Science in the Virtual Pub at 7pm! Saving the Whales Who Can Help Save Us presented by Regina Asmutis?Silvia, Executive Director, Whale and Dolphin Conservation North America North Atlantic right whales are a critically endangered species with fewer than 360 individuals remaining. The biggest threats to their survival are accidental and regionally specific while the potential benefits of their recovery are global. Learn what Whale and Dolphin Conservation and their partners are doing to reduce human impacts on this species and what you can do to help ensure a future for a species whose survival is inextricably linked to our own. Learn more about WDC North America at: https://whales.org/. Register and Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dYCEfQT
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