The Idaho Museum of Natural History actively nurtures an understanding of and delight in Idaho's natural and cultural heritage.
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- Location:
- Pocatello, ID, 83209
- Phone:
- 208-282-3317
- Tues - Sat:
- 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Wall PhotosCreated about 3 months ago
Castle RocksCreated about 4 months ago
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Events
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- Docent Training
Museum Classroom
Thursday, October 8 at 1:00pm - Docent Training
Museum Classroom
Thursday, October 1 at 1:00pm - Docent Training
Museum Classroom
Thursday, September 24 at 1:00pm
Idaho Museum of Natural History Hello All, Our next Saturday Science, Explorations in Physics will be on Saturday December 19th From 1:00 to 2:30 pm. The topic will be Frigid, Frozen Physics. These are for Ages 3rd through 5th grades and the cost is $20.00 per class per student.
Idaho Museum of Natural History Come out and support ISU Chem Club's Chemistry Magic Show. See the Liquid Nitrogen Smash, Gummy Bear Execution, Flaming Snow Ball and more. Pocatello shows Fri. Oct. 23rd @ 7pm Sat. Oct. 24th @ 1pm Physical Science building room 140. Idaho Falls show Sat. Oct. 31 @1pm in Chemistry 213. Help support the local food bank ...by donating canned goods at the show. Hands on activities including liquid nitrogen ice cream after the show.
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Idaho Museum of Natural History Dr. Rick Holmers "Field Guide: Projectile Points of Eastern Idaho" is in our store. We had this printed by Rite in the Rain so it is weather-proof.
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Field Guide: Projectile Points of Eastern Idaho by Richard N. Holmer. Copyright 2009 By Richard N. Holmer and Idaho Museum of Natural History. This Guide has been printed on Rite in the Rains' all-weather notebook. ...
Idaho Museum of Natural History The Idaho Museum of Natural History would like to welcome our new collection Managers. Mary Thompson: Earth Sciences. Janet Bala: Life sciences. Amber Tews: Anthropology.
Idaho Museum of Natural History With Lori Tapanila and Dr. Rebecca Thorne-Ferrel
Earth's Geologic Rock Cycle/ Taxonomy & Nomenclature
Time:1:00PM Thursday, October 8th
Location:Museum Classroom
Idaho Museum of Natural History With Dr. Valeria Starovoitova
Natural History Begins: The Origin of the Universe
Time:1:00PM Thursday, October 1st
Location:Museum Classroom
Idaho Museum of Natural History Become a docent, Training begins on September 24th. Come learn about your Museum and then share it with the world.
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Idaho Museum of Natural History Saturday Science classes will be will be starting on October 10th for all students 3rd-5th grades. For more information and registration info, click on the link below.
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Idaho Museum of Natural History Just a reminder: the Sagebrush Arts Festival is this weekend Sept 12th 10-6, and Sept 13th 10-5. Don't forget to stop in at the Museum on Saturday.
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We invite fine artists and craftspeople to apply to participate in this event. Read the "Exhibitor Information" page where you can find the link to the on-line application form. Print and mail it to the address at the bottom of the form to reserve your space for 2009.
Idaho Museum of Natural History ISU Oboler Library Friends of Oboler Library (FOOL) are hosting a dinner & speaker Tuesday Sept. 22 2009. Michael Halpern, Union of Concerned Scientists topic: Scientific Integrity in the ISU Ballroom Contact Sue 208-282-2997
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Organized in 2003, Friends Of Oboler Library is supported by nearly 100 founding members. We would like to invite you to become a founding member.
Idaho Museum of Natural History The Idaho Museum of Natural History will participate in the “Smithsonian’s” magazine’s fifth annual Museum Day on Saturday, Sept. 26.
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Enjoy Free Museum Admission on Saturday September 26, 2009 - Check out Museums in your area that are participating in Museum Day 2009, now over 800 Museums!
Idaho Museum of Natural History Asst. Director Dr. Rebecca Thorne-Ferrel caught this picture of a bee on a larkspur last week during her trip up Pass Creek.
Idaho Museum of Natural History Research Curator & Head of Earth Sciences Division, Dr Leif Tapanila, just raced through but didn't escape without agreeing to give us an update on current and upcoming research.
Idaho Museum of Natural History In August Dr. Ken Kvamme and 3 Doctoral students from the University of Arkansas came to do Geophysical surveys for Our Museum Director, Dr. Skip Lohse's research into Paleo Indian activities at Castle Rocks. Dr. Kvamme is a prominent researcher in the use of Geophysics in Archaeology. Thanks Amy!
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