The Beaty Biodiversity Museum is temporarily CLOSED
The Beaty Biodiversity Museum is CLOSED until further notice!
Vikram Baliga
Vikram Baliga describes his research on the evolution and biomechanics of bird flight by looking at the variations between bird species.
Spring Break 2020
March 14 – March 29 During Spring Break, join the Beaty Biodiversity Museum every day at 12:00 pm for a different hands-on activity, brought to you by volunteers, staff, curators, and special guests! Meet new friends while exploring different aspects of the biodiversity around us. From identifying incredible insects, to art, games, crafts, and hands-on […]
Barbara Neto-Bradley
Researchers Revealed is an exciting new series profiling the research performed in UBC’s Biodiversity Research Centre. The series looks at new ways in which researchers harness technology to study the natural world in ways that were not possible before. Barbara Neto-Bradley describes her research on the evolution of vascular plants by looking at photosynthesis. For more […]
Sturgeon Harpoon Knowledge Web wins Governor General’s History Award
Beaty Biodiversity Museum and Musqueam First Nation Collaboration Wins Governor General’s History Award Perspectives on Biodiversity – Sturgeon Harpoon Knowledge Web is the recipient of the 2019 Governor General’s History Award for Excellence in Museums: History Alive! The Governor General’s History Awards recognize recipients’ efforts to further an interest in Canadian history and heritage, and […]
Sturgeon Harpoon Knowledge Web
Perspectives on Biodiversity – Sturgeon Harpoon Knowledge Web
The (poor) state of BC’s Pacific salmon and steelhead trout
The (poor) state of BC’s Pacific salmon and steelhead trout by Rick Taylor, Professor of Zoology and Director, Beaty Biodiversity Museum
Colin MacLeod
Researchers Revealed is an exciting new series profiling the research performed in UBC’s Biodiversity Research Centre. The series looks at new ways in which researchers harness technology to study the natural world in ways that were not possible before. Colin MacLeod describes his research on how climate change will affect the association between parasites and their […]