PacSci Blog Here are this week’s pupae, from El Salvador. You may notice a couple of species with synonymous names.Often when there are two genus listed, it means the species has been reclassified either to join another existing genus, or was found to be...
PacSci Blog The Key To The Forest By Ted Youngs Preview the installation at a special event on June 14 before it’s open to the public, or come visit PacSci to see the installation from June 15 – September 15.They gave us the key to the forest.Not a key to an enclosed...
PacSci Blog One of the best-known insects in the world, Danaus plexippus (The Monarch) is most famous for its amazing Western Hemisphere migration. But did you know that Monarchs have an almost worldwide geographic range?Although native from Canada to Northern South...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wildfire Season Arrives Early at Pacific Science Center The new exhibit and related art installation aim to bring awareness to the increased presence of wildfires and smoke in the Pacific Northwest Seattle, WA (May 30, 2019) – Pacific Science...
PacSci Blog Recent Stories The Key To The Forest Fresh Sheet – June 8, 2019 Wildfire Season Arrives Early at Pacific Science Center Search for: TagsAccessibility Astronomy Axolotl Butterflies Camps Cannabis Citizen Science Climate Change Curiosity Days Dinosaurs...
