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Author Archives: Cassandra Robillard
Art and Science: A Natural Mix
In anticipation of the Art of the Plant exhibition, Cassandra Robillard reflects that the love of art and natural history often bloom together. Continue reading
Moss and Lichen: Wait, what’s the difference?
To Canadian Museum of Nature cryptogam enthusiast Cassandra Robillard they are small, fascinating and loveable. But for most people, a look at the botany assistant’s favourite organisms draws the question: What’s that? Continue reading
Posted in Botany, Plants and Algae, Uncategorized
Tagged botany, Cassandra Robillard, lichens, mosses
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Backyard Biodiversity: Exploring the Museum’s Outdoor Habitats
Who knew? From wet forest to a meadow and a pond, diversity abounds around the museum’s research facility. Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Education, Fieldwork, Plants and Algae, The green museum
Tagged environmental monitoring, habitat, Plants and Algae
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