Explore Earth at Home

Explore climate science from anywhere on Earth

Observing and researching climate helps us to better understand past, present, and future conditions for life here on Earth. These digital resources will help bring you up to speed on just what the climate science says about our planet.

Learn from Home

What’s water resilience? How do lakes tell us about climate change? What is that green slime?? Discover these topics and more, available online 24/7.

Museum Voices: Patrick Hamilton

Our Manager of Climate and Sustainability Initiatives has been producing environmental exhibits, programs, and demonstration projects for the museum for more than 30 years.

Landed in Kanger this morning and then straight up the ridge to check the instruments that have been monitoring dust blowing off the sander for the last year.

Museum Voices: Dr. Adam Heathcote

Our Director of the Department of Water and Climate Change, Adam is an ecosystem ecologist who specializes in the interactions between lake biogeochemistry and plankton ecology.

A group of young adults in a circle talking to each other in earnest conversation.

Climate + Health

Hear from the experts exploring the intersections of climate and health, and learn how we can all take actions to care for Earth and its people.

An educator instruction a classroom of young students.

Education Resources

Find resources in a variety of formats, such as curriculum support, professional development, and interactive classes to help teachers do what they do best — educate!