Agoura Hills Library Nature Exploration For Families

Agoura Hills CA

02 May, 2021

3:24 AM

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Press release from the Agoura Hills Library: April 28, 2021 About You don't have to travel far and wide to be an explorer. Just go outside! Even in an urban area like Los Angeles County, nature can be found everywhere! Discover the natural world right outside your door by checking out a Nature Exploration Bag or joining one of our upcoming live virtual programs. Upcoming Live Events on Webex From museum scientists to gardening, learn more about the wild and wonderful natural world with virtual programs to inspire further exploration. Recommended for teens & tweens. Tuesday, May 18, 4 pmClimate Science 101: Careers in Science and Engineering with NASA JPLLearn the basic science behind climate studies and discover some of the STEM careers in this field. Presented by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.Register Here Tuesday, May 25, 4 pmSoaring & Slithering: Meet Your Bird & Reptile Neighbors with the Natural History MuseumJoin NHM scientists to learn more about the birds and reptiles who call Los Angeles County home.Register Here Saturday, June 19, 11 amGardening in Your Own BackyardCreate nature in your own backyard! Learn about seeds and proper planting techniques as well as what makes growing plants in Southern California so unique.Register Here Tuesday, June 22, 4 pmWildlife at our Feet: Meet Your Snail & Insect Neighbors with the Natural History MuseumJoin NHM scientists to learn more about the snails and insects who call Los Angeles County home.Register Here Tuesday, July 27, 4 pmMeet Your Bat & Other Mammal Neighbors with the Natural History MuseumScientists from NHM—including LA's Batman and Parasite Woman!—share their experiences studying LA County's bats and other mammals.Register Here Tuesday, August 31, 3:30 pmA Day in the Life of the Natural History Museum: Careers in STEAMTake a look behind the scenes at the Natural History Museum and learn about the many types of careers available there.Register Here This press release was product by the Agoura Hills Library. The views expressed are the author's own.