Keeping a nature journal is a great way to record the things you see out in nature. Here we provide simple craft instructions so you can make your own journal, but you could also use an empty notebook or collect the information...

Frogs can be very colourful animals. With the current lockdown in place, we can't get outside to see them too often, but instead, why not create your own collection of origami amphibians? You can find written instructions, photos of each...

Carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere is rising at an alarming rate. The last time levels were this high was in the Pliocene epoch over 3 million years ago. What can studying fossilised marine organisms tell us about the conditions...

Ever had a weird question about dinosaurs and didn’t know who to ask? Museum scientist Paul Barrett is here to answer your questions and shed some light on these diverse, fascinating creatures. Website=Twitter/Facebookac.uk'...

Scientists have found exciting evidence for liquid water on Mars. What does this mean for the search for life there? Join Museum scientist Zach Dickeson and discover the history of water on Mars and what this reveals about the evolution...

Dippy our Diplodocus cast was unveiled to the public at the Museum 115 years ago today. He didn't always live in Hintze Hall though. Watch as museum staff, in 1979, carefully move him to his new home. Website=Twitter/Facebookac.uk'...

A fun food-based activity. Transform eggshells and cress seeds into a colourful caterpillar, watch the plants grow and eat the tasty results. Get inspiration for your