New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
Community Partnerships
The Museum's Mission as a State museum is to serve residents of, and visitors to, New Mexico. Explore some of the ways your museum is serving its communities through unique local, regional, and national partnerships.
Engaging families in hands-on science and introducing them to community resources through events at libraries and science education institutions throughout Albuquerque and greater New Mexico.
The New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science has been a leader in developing and offering bilingual, informal science education to the families of our community.
GEMS is an international resource for the advancement of inquiry-based science and mathematics, including teacher's guides and handbooks, professional development opportunities, and a network of 80 GEMS Centers and Network Sites.
BioBlitz, is an intense period of biological surveying in an attempt to record all the living species within a designated area. Groups of scientists, naturalists, volunteers, and the public conduct an intensive field study over a short period of time.
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