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Statement by Paige Laduzinsky, senior exhibit content developer, California Academy of Sciences.
Browse the latest news from the Academy’s Press Office.
Statement by Paige Laduzinsky, senior exhibit content developer, California Academy of Sciences.
Roopnarine and Wyatt are honored for their contributions to scientific research, advocacy, and education.
The Academy selects five storytellers to serve as the inaugural class of California Creators for Nature.
Rocha just completed the first scientific deep dives in Australia’s Coral Sea at depths of up to 152 meters.
Scientific observation platform allows citizen scientists to contribute to global biodiversity database.
Science Today app keeps finger on the pulse of science news with engaging videos and original articles.
Every skull tells a story. By examining skulls, scientists learn how vertebrate animals live, die, and evolve.
Our new digital learning course "Biodiversity" is available for free to science enthusiasts around the world.
From Aug. 1 to Nov. 2, the Academy will display winning images from its inaugural photo competition, BigPicture.
In its largest diving expedition, Academy scientists traveled to the Philippines' Verde Island Passage.
Round-eared elephant-shrew found in Namibia represents newest addition to the order Macroscelidea.
Researchers at the California Academy of Sciences discovered 91 new plant and animal species and two new genera.
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