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- 1Archival Photos of Stockholm's Biological Museum from 1959 Resurface●stockholm, sweden may 1959 biologiska museet (biological museum) djurgården island https://www.flickr.com/photos/dboo/53
Photographs from May 1959 showing the Biological Museum on Djurgården island in Stockholm, Sweden have been shared online as part of an archival project by the Nick DeWolf Foundation. The images document the museum's distinctive architecture and surroundings over six decades ago, drawing interest from photography and history enthusiasts.
- 2Devon exhibition explores the cultural world of fungi●Can a mushroom make music? Devon exhibition explores ‘cultural world’ of fungi https://www. theguardian.com/science/2026
A new exhibition at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum in Exeter, Devon, is examining the 'cultural world' of fungi, including whether mushrooms can make music. The show blends science and art, drawing attention to mushrooms' role in culture and creativity, with references to figures like Beatrix Potter, and is prompting discussion at the intersection of biology and design.
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The Science Museum has presented a demonstration explaining how seeds travel, showing visitors the different methods plants use to spread, such as wind, water and animals. The segment, covered by WDBJ7, highlights the museum's hands-on science education programming. It offers families and students a simple look at plant biology and dispersal in nature.
- 4Devon exhibition explores the cultural world of fungi●Can a mushroom make music? Devon exhibition explores 'cultural world' of fungi https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/
An exhibition in Exeter, Devon, is examining whether mushrooms can make music, exploring the 'cultural world' of fungi through art and science. The show, titled Living Labyrinths at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, invites visitors to consider fungi beyond biology, as creative and cultural subjects. People are sharing the story as an unusual example of art and mycology intersecting.
- 5WSU field station manager voices support for Sternberg Museum●LETTER: WSU Biological Field Station manager advocates for Sternberg Museum
The manager of Wichita State University's Biological Field Station has written a public letter advocating for Fort Hays State University's Sternberg Museum of Natural History. In the letter, published by Hays Post, the manager argues for the museum's value to science education and the region. The letter adds to discussion over the museum's future in Hays, Kansas.