Jul 4
Level 1Museum of Exploration
Hours: 3 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Included with General Admission
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Photo Credit: Taylor Mickal
Hear from Explorers Alana Chin, Jordan R.M. Kennedy, Ronan Donovan and Doug Smith who are leading research for the National Geographic Society's keystone species initiative. This year-long effort aims to protect iconic species and landscapes across the United States through 20 new conservation grants.
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We offer discounted admission of $3 per ticket to families enrolled in SNAP and WIC.
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