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LEFT: Grayscale photographic contact sheet with images of Connie Zehr and assistants constructing a work of art. RIGHT: Page from a wire-bound sketchbook with a sample square of liquid polyester and notes made in pencil.

Archives of American Art

New Collections: Connie Zehr Papers and Cherie Raciti Papers

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Smithsonian Libraries and Archives

Mark Your Calendars for the Smithsonian's Upcoming National Education Summit

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Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute

Have Antillean Manatees Crossed the Panama Canal into the Pacific?

Bat lands on a speaker to collect a baitfish reward

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute

Does This Ring a Bell? Wild Bats Can Remember Sounds for Years

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National Museum of Natural History

Meet the Scientist Who Knows the Buzz About the Northern Giant Hornet

Frame photo of El Paso Shoe Store team.

National Museum of the American Latino

Latinos Building Community: From the Barrios to the Big Leagues

Jun Wen sits at a wooden table in front of a bookshelf examining a herbarium booklet of pressed plant specimens.

National Museum of Natural History

Meet the Scientist Who Maps the World’s Past and Present Plants

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Smithsonian Education

How Art Can Foster Social-Emotional Awareness for Our Students (and Ourselves)

Peter Cooper and Family, unidentified daguerreotypist, three-quarter-plate daguerreotype with applied color, c. 1850. National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution.

National Portrait Gallery

“Family Ties: Daguerreotype Portraits” and “Powerful Partnerships: Civil War-Era Couples”

A pink and yellow worm is covered in several tangled strands of string-like gills.

National Museum of Natural History

Meet the Scientist Who Studies How Polychaete Worms Wriggle Through the Ocean

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Smithsonian Science

The Rise of the American Conservation Movement: Power, Privilege, and Environmental Protection | Earth Optimism Book of the Month

Grayscale image of Emanuel Martínez in a dark colored shirt and apron and light coloroed pants pondering a wall mural with two large faces.

Archives of American Art

New Collections: Emanuel Martínez Papers

DACA monarch butterfly sign

National Museum of the American Latino

Girlhood in Latina/o/x Children’s and Young Adult Literature

Pollard swimming near the Placencia Producers Cooperative farm where she sources her seaweed. Photo by Nick Perry, Coastline Studios

Smithsonian Science

Sustaining a Green Business

A butterfly on a cluster of small flowers

National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute

8 Reasons to 'Bee' in Awe of Pollinators

Corals as far as the eye can see, with dark blue fishes swimming above

Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

U.S. Needs to Diversify Marine Protected Areas to Reap Full Benefits

Black and white photograph of a girls posing for a first communion picture. A dropdown background image of a man with a halo around his head. A photographer stands with a camera in front of the girl.

National Museum of the American Latino

Picturing Catholic Girlhood: Religion, Portrait Photography, and Building Latina/o/x Collections

A flower with bright pink petals and a yellow interior blooms on the surface of a water near several green and brown lily pads.

National Museum of Natural History

New Smithsonian Exhibition Explores the Intersection of People and Nature

Belize seaweed farming pioneer Lowell

Smithsonian Science

Seaweed Offers Solutions for Humans, Habitats, and Hair in Belize

Image is black and white showing a man in a suit standing in front of a river

Smithsonian Associates

60 Years of Bond, James Bond and More Programs in July

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