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AN OPEN LETTER TO OUR VOLUNTEERS Here at the National Museum of Natural History we are privileged to have a diverse and dedicated corps of volunteers whose talents and knowledge significantly contribute toward the Museum’s mission. Without all of you, the Museum would not be able to provide such a range of educational offerings or valuable support to our collections and research staff. On behalf of the Museum, I would like to thank each and every one of you for your tireless efforts in providing exceptional service to the staff and visitors of your National Museum. We look forward to working with you in the future on new and exciting projects. Thank You, Donna Tuggle Volunteer and Visitor Services Manager National Museum of Natural History
		...IN THE MUSEUM The Sant Ocean Hall Ocean Hall Navigators welcome you, answer questions and help guide you through the exhibition. more>    Orchids of Latin America  Last chance! Closing April 21 Orchid Interpreters are on-site to help you learn more. more>		MORE EXHIBITS
		TOURS & MAPS... Bringing Ocean Science to Diverse Audiences - Multi-faceted volunteer Ai Nonaka offers tours of the Sant Ocean Hall in Japanese. Join her Japanese language tours April 6, May 4, and June 1 at 1:30pm.   Putting Botany on the Map - Jim Harle, a Botany volunteer, was one of those kids who always loved maps. Jim and other volunteers compiled The Maps Catalog, which includes 17,801 distinct maps covering thousands of subjects. more>. More on maps>		MORE RESEARCH
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		Smithsonian Sleepovers... For Children ages 8-12 A night of adventure awaits you at the National Museum of Natural History! more>   Second Saturday Arts & Science: Ocean Haiku April is National Poetry Month.  Come celebrate poetry and your love for the sea by writing a haiku for the ocean. more>   Now @ IMAX See the just-released Ultimate Wave 3D. View the complete show times here>		MORE EVENTS
		Are You Q?RIUS? Q?RIUS, Natural History’s new hands-on flagship interpretive center, will open in October. Learn more about the exciting opportunities to volunteer in Q?RIUS:  download PDF>     Support the Museum  Your dollar helps provide free educational programs and exhibitions and contributes to research around the world. donate now>		MORE WAYS TO GET INVOLVED
		Greening of the Natural History Museum April 22 is Earth Day, and the Natural History Museum has a lot to celebrate! Eric Hollinger, an anthropologist in the Museum’s Repatriation Office, volunteers in his spare time to help with the Museum’s recycling and energy-saving efforts. Learn what happens to 521 tons of recyclables and how we’re getting greener every year. Download PDF>
BANNER IMAGE Volunteers from the Museum’s Youth Advisory Board and Youth Engagement through Science program talk with young visitors in the Insect Zoo.
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