Past Events

Flyer for "A River Runs Through It"

Join us for A River Runs Through It: A Compelling Case for a Conservation Corridor on the Middle Oconee River

James W. Porter (University of Georgia)
James W. Porter (University of Georgia) Dr. Jim Porter, Odum School of Ecology (University of Georgia)
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Ecology Auditorium, 140 E Green St.
the wormsloe public archaeology day flyer. includes images of students doing field work by the water and a GPR demonstration

Join us at Wormsloe Public Archaeology Day!

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Wormsloe State Historic Site Tabby Ruins
the wormsloe public archaeology day flyer. includes images of students doing field work by the water and a GPR demonstration

Join us at Wormsloe Public Archaeology Day!

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Wormsloe State Historic Site Tabby Ruins
Spring Craft Day flyer

Celebrate Spring with Paper Flower Crafts!

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GMNH Classroom
Flyer for the event. Images and text are set atop a backdrop of the Chattahoochee National Forest. on the right, an image of Dr. Braje and his book. from the top down are the date, time, and place of the lecture; the title of the event; and the logos for the endorsing departments and units.

A talk with Dr. Tedd Braje: Understanding Imperiled Earth: How Our Past Can Guide Our Future

Dr. Todd Braje, Executive Director, Museum of Natural and Cultural History (University of Oregon)
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Cine Lab, 234 W Hancock Ave
A flyer for Dr. Braje's talk. An image of his book "Understanding Imperiled Earth: How Archaeology and Human History Can Inform Our Planet's Future" is just above a photo of Dr. Braje in a canon. To the right, a photo of the speaker is framed by the title and details of the talk. Logos for the Willson Center, Department of Anthropology, and GMNH line the bottom of the graphic

Cancelled: A talk by Dr. Todd Braje: How Chinese Immigrants Built and Lost a Shellfish Industry: Social and Environmental Lessons from California History

Dr. Todd Braje, Executive Director, Museum of Natural and Cultural History (University of Oregon)
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Baldwin Hall Room 264
A flyer for the event. A line of an illustrated pig, cow, goat, turkey, and fish face left and their skeletons reflect across an x-axis. The title of the talk is above them, and meeting details including the date, time, and location are below them. A photo of Dr. Zavodny occupies the bottom right corner and across the bottom left and center are the Anthropology and Laboratory of Archaeology logos.

A talk by Dr. Emily Zavodny: Surf and Turf: zooarchaeometry as a tool for understanding the role of environment in shaping past risk-management systems in Croatia and Florida

Dr. Emily Zavodny, Department of Anthropology (University of Central Florida)
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Baldwin Hall Pinnacle Room 480
Dr. Rebecca Helm

Turtle Pond Talks 2021-2022

Dr. Rebecca Helm, Biology (UNC Asheville)
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Virtual via Zoom
Dr. Mac Callaham sampling worms

TBA

Mac Callaham, (US Forest Service )
Virtual via Zoom
Turtle Pond Talks

2020-2021 Friends of GMNH "Turtle Pond Talks"

Via Zoom Link

Turtle Pond Talk No. 2

Todd Pierson, (University of Georgia)
Warnell Garden and Pond ("the turtle pond")

Friends of GMNH Celebration

State Botanical Garden, Athens, GA
2019 Meeting

Friends of the Museum Annual Meeting

John Wares, Odum School of Ecology, Department of Genetics (UGA)
Museum of Natural History, Curation Annex, Administrative Services Building, 4435 Atlanta Highway, Athens, GA 30622
Table of Coral specimens displayed at Tate Center

Experience UGA

Tate Center Theatre Foyer
Hyena

Leopards, Hyenas, and Bears - Oh My!

Georgia Museum of Natural History