#BecauseOfHerStory, How to #Unscience a T. rex, and other March highlights @NMNH Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Celebrate Women's History Month Explore the stories of women—like marine biologist Sylvia Earle—who have changed our country and the world. #BecauseOfHerStory  READ MORE   Leading Ladies of Smithsonian Science Past and present female scientists at the National Museum of Natural History have advanced our understanding of the natural world and our place in it. READ MORE Live Video Webcast: Archaeology & Archives On March 14, tune in to the Smithsonian Science How live webcast, "Unlocking Hidden Worlds through Archaeology & Archives" with Molly Kamph. Learn how field discoveries and archival materials reveal untold stories about Neaderthals. Recommended for students in grades 3 - 8. LEARN MORE & REGISTER Roxie Laybourne: Pioneer in Ornithology Carla Dove, director of our Feather Identification Lab, shares the story of Roxie Laybourne, whose pioneering work in forensic ornithology greatly improved the safety of flight. VIEW THE VIDEO A Very Unscientific Look at T. rex Curator of Dinosauria Matthew Carrano joined in on the social media trend, #UnscienceAnAnimal, and looked at T. rex from a different perspective. SEE MORE   Tell us what YOU want to hear about Help us better curate your Natural History e-newsletter; take our one-question survey.  Take the survey    You Power the Natural History Museum If you share our passion for inspired learning, rigorous science, and the preservation of Earth's story for future generations, please consider making a gift to the museum. Donate today             Full Calendar   Plan Your Visit The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History connects people everywhere to Earth's unfolding story. Our researchers, scientific collections, free exhibitions, and educational programs address fundamental questions, spark curiosity, and illuminate the beauty and wonder of our planet.   Become a supporter of spectacular science with a tax-deductible gift to the National Museum of Natural History today! DONATE Unsubscribe   Privacy Policy   Contact Us    PHOTO CREDITS: Top Banner Image: Marine biologist Sylvia Earle diving at Cabo Pulmo, Mexico. Image Credit: © Kip Evans    Ladies of Smithsonian Science Image: Illustration by Eric Liu Events Image: Image Credit: Smithsonian Institution Watch & Learn Image: Image Credit: Chip Clark, Smithsonian Institution    It's About Time Image: Courtesy of Matt Carrano   Tell Us What You Want to Hear About Image: Image Credit: Paul Fetters for the Smithsonian Institution You Power the Natural History Museum Image: Image Credit: Smithsonian Institution