Harvard Museum of Natural History Virtual Family Event

Description

Virtual Program using Zoom

Join Museum Educator Javier Marin from the Harvard Museum of Natural History as we explore the relationships between living things and the places they live! During this live Zoom session, learn about how animals, plants and their environments are connected. Get up close and personal with a Madagascan hissing cockroach and meet their beneficial hitchhikers—the mites.
Find out what special tools tarantulas and geckos use to survive in the rainforest, desert, and other biomes as we investigate the incredible diversity of our natural world.
For Cambridge families with children 3-8 years old, siblings welcome!

All families must register. To register, email Cynthia at cwoodward@cambridgema.gov.