[neact] Fwd: Earth Matters and other events at the HMNH

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Public lecture
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Mark your calendars for <http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001Kc4SztQRApBm9Ds7hCas5BxHFq7SnsW_5A3G2BstO2i6NWh_ANSGloNWLl4T5Tb3f1wraQCFgVCaLpIJZF0bvGeI1ImTzksZJbvW46zxZ3yW2aiIxIhnAP7gALEVNGsvPAKx3QIAToRrfn5spMolG2oZfmOnGYqnaeXGvHtkxUiAcgTWVjOLgFuhcJHs68bw>Confronting the Energy-Climate Challenge, a lecture by the Director of the Harvard Center for the Environment, Professor Dan Schrag, on Thursday, December 11, at 6:00 pm. Schrag will address the impacts of the climate crisis and outline strategies to solve it. Kelly Sims Gallagher, Director of Energy Technology Innovation Policy at the Kennedy School of Government, will provide policy perspectives. Free and open to the public in the Geological Lecture Hall, 24 Oxford Street. 

The final program in the Earth Matters series.
To learn more about current climate issues, visit the museum and explore <http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001Kc4SztQRApAbSrg_CZ3E3QNCLblQCGuV4xqlPWsV9YnuRG9vF3BzJYfFPSUShrD32BtcD6Ts608y5c4KIvRenO88-m-R7BJIIAaDAFiP5UfxRtREx_UWhaKpErjNTOE9rLVeKitCVt6_w5C9HpExNI-wV0gZqZvhPMYOzGcbIjM=>Climate Change: Our Global Experiment. 

 Night at the Museum
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Spend an evening exploring the museum's galleries on Friday,
December 12, from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. Check out the newest exhibition, <http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001Kc4SztQRApBAdwbA4Zn2XusIcyB5gOgUy6QBlMJ_PXswG_LhFzZ9KSBJtiLU5MhN9PUgk8SVYqmXsj1hKRG0drvo92ELqHQRt-q-m50UM3Mo-Zn2hocrOrwI7hallS4-casldKDOqVJ6L0TUJVUZ8mFWu08mmsYh>The Language of Color, which explores the diverse palette of the animal kingdom by combining specimens with computer interactives.
Take advantage of a 20% discount on your entire purchase in the Museum Shop, which is stocked with gifts to help continue the exploration of natural history at home including books, science kits, games, and jewelry. 

Discount cannot be combined with any other offers.

                                        Family program
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Image courtesy of Richard Sobol.

 In the galleries
<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001Kc4SztQRApBTeFRJM5mOqxra1v2jhpIOEryNz-xJnxR5-FQDgwLVSkNkYLHpfoROAhw8VCfXKsRmboZJw0LzPyW1-RBXsw_wPzjvUZEjQu49OaZ7R4rLHrColFvukaxMdOnlGMQPL6NjkaCpRWohAQ-D-mPtjvQMh0yJB-6msqg=>Visit the museum with out-of-town guests and family around the holidays. Catch <http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001Kc4SztQRApBTeFRJM5mOqxra1v2jhpIOEryNz-xJnxR5-FQDgwLVSkNkYLHpfoROAhw8VCfXKsRmboZJw0LzPyW1-RBXsw_wPzjvUZEjQu49OaZ7R4rLHrColFvukaxMdOnlGMQPL6NjkaCpRWohAQ-D-mPtjvQMh0yJB-6msqg=>Sea Creatures in Glass, intricate models of marine animals crafted by the same glass artists as the famous Glass Flowers, before the exhibition ends in March 2009. 

Image Courtesy of Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology.

 Adult class
<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001Kc4SztQRApC7KpRHrCd95WULQzYIuCXVaPV0-3_zmSIB0VS4khUpn9EVpzRufVw6nwpDYtKCzRV6QuK0F43sI48xK-O5rucA889O3Na6-DptVTwyaPYjZQjY8fTLoEBHFqLZwMXdLwvMGySOrdJNRw==>Afew spots remain in the adult class, <http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001Kc4SztQRApC7KpRHrCd95WULQzYIuCXVaPV0-3_zmSIB0VS4khUpn9EVpzRufVw6nwpDYtKCzRV6QuK0F43sI48xK-O5rucA889O3Na6-DptVTwyaPYjZQjY8fTLoEBHFqLZwMXdLwvMGySOrdJNRw==>Human Origins, held on Saturday, December 6, from 9:30 am to noon. This introductory class, led by Harvard anthropology graduate student Neil Roach, will explore six million years of human evolutionary history by examining fossils, skeletons, stone tools, and other specimens. Roach studies human evolution and has done extensive fieldwork in East Africa. Call 617.495.2341 or email <mailto:reservations@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>reservations@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx to register. For a listing of coming programs and events visit the <http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001Kc4SztQRApCXH56vZesfbsJhmnqyZfeMeotqL5NVTu55yQss1y30cXjzCgl0yDLZXeDLk5X-MW8cFA5mdVy7aoujjWiKVdvDIOTdSNDUaDlycUmYrBAFpkwwK9UovrvPbOmGhQ1zFMFriYXgU-SZYt0l3mAELyol>calendar on our web site. 

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