Science Saturdays: Bugs in Your Yard!
Science Saturdays are a series of lectures and demonstrations that are held on the first Saturday of each month in the Museum’s Windows on the World theater at 11am. Science Saturdays mainly target middle- and high-school students to show them the vast world of scientific research and allow them to interact with experts in a variety of scientific fields; however, everyone is welcome to attend. Science Saturdays are held in partnership with the NC State University Biomedical Engineering Department and are funded through NC Space Grant.
Teachers: If you would like to offer your students extra credit for attending one or more Science Saturday programs, please contact Bonnie Eamick (bonnie.eamick@naturalsciences.org).
Current Calendar for Science Saturday programs (all programs begin at 11am, except where noted):
August 4
Bugs in Your Yard! How Plant Diversity Can Affect Insect Diversity
Sam Marshall
N.C. State University
All ages welcome
September 1
The Invisible World - A Microbiological Perspective on Life
Thomas F. Ducey, Ph.D., Agricultural Research Service, USDAAges 8 and up




