The Latest Breaking News from the Natural History Museum

Four galleries to be overhauled and two more spaces to reopen, including Fixing Our Broken Planet exhibition

We’re excited to announce that the final of the 2024 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, organized by the Natural History Museum, is fast approaching. The post Here Are The Most-Talked About Images Participating In 2024 Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Contest first appeared on Bored Panda.

Exclusive: More than 70 guards at the London attractions taking part after ‘years of real-terms pay cuts’

The Natural History Museum offers a sneak peek at some fantastic entries for 2024, as it celebrates 60 years of the prestigious contest.

The Natural History Museum in London has unveiled two new gardens, with resident dinosaurs, after a transformation led by architects Feilden Fowles

The museum’s newly transformed outside space is a collaborative triumph, offering a walk through geological time in a landscape of ancient rocks and Jurassic planting that’s a haven for wildlife, Londoners and dinosaurs alike

Kate praised the ‘power of nature’ to ‘keep us physically, mentally and spiritually healthy’

It has giddying cliffs, three-billion-year-old rocks, a prehistoric forest – and a giant bronze dinosaur called Fern. Our writer hurtles back through millennia as the beloved museum’s five-year revamp comes to fruition

The new gardens will double as a living laboratory

Up to 90% ‘lost in the blink of an eye’, say scientists studying Cyclone Ilsa’s effect on birds on Western Australian island

About 44% of seabird species are known to eat plastic and some are particularly badly affected, causing malnutrition and new diseases.