During the Spotlights of Naturalis, our experts share the latest knowledge, they show real collection pieces and talk passionately about their work in the museum.
Locatie
Live Science
Leeftijd
From 8 years old
Prijs
Free of charge
Spotlightsin Naturalis
| Date | Spotlight | |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday 08-11 | How many species of plants, animals, and fungi live in Leiden? To find out, Frederic Lens organized the 'Expeditie Stadsnatuur Leiden' last year. In this spotlight, he shares more about the remarkable discoveries made by residents during the expedition. (in Dutch) | |
| Sunday 09-11 | How do you study flowers that bloom for only one day? Corné Hoff researches various types of day-blooming flowers and, in this spotlight, he talks about the unique characteristics of these plants. (in Dutch) | |
| Sunday 16-11 | In the forests of Suriname, the most beautiful butterflies flutter about in all the colors of the rainbow! Butterfly expert Hajo Gernaat reveals what makes these tropical insects so special and what they can tell us about the environment they live in. (in Dutch) | |
| Saturday 22-11 | How did mammals live millions of years ago? Dorien de Vries studies fossil teeth to find out what these animals ate and how they adapted to their environment. Come listen and discover the stories that teeth can tell. (in Dutch) | |
| Sunday 23-11 | Long ago, very different birds lived on Malta than the ones we see today. Jop van Dijen studies their fossil bones to find out which species they were and how they came to the island. Discover the fascinating birds that once flew over Malta. (in Dutch) | |
| Saturday 29-11 | Allotment gardens are much more than just a place to grow fruits and vegetables. They contribute to biodiversity, health, and social connections. Imani Taroenodikromo explains how balanced management choices can enhance the value of allotment gardens. (in Dutch) |