Lectures | Natural History Museum of Los Angeles

Lectures provide the local community insight and a chance to meet the world's leading experts in science.

First Fridays: Get Hip to Science

Our latest installment of what might be L.A.’s hottest, smartest nighttime event starts January 2010. Come have a cocktail, explore the Museum after hours, and get enlightened.
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Haunted Museum

Don't miss the spookiest show on Earth, at this year's 6th annual Haunted Museum. Learn more >

Support Today's Scientists, Inspire Tomorrow's Scientists

When you give to the Museum, you support our scientists' research on the planet's biodiversity. You are also creating tomorrow's scientists. Our teacher resources make each field trip a learning experience, our education outreach brings the science of discovery to schools all over L.A. Learn more >

Lectures

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Past event: A Climate Change Call to Action:
 

NHM Hosts free lecture with enironmentalist Tim Flannery
Friday, October 23, 2009 6:30 pm

The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County welcomes Tim Flannery, acclaimed scientist, conservationist, explorer and author of bestseller The Weather Makers, as he discusses the subject of climate change and his new book Now or Never: Why We Must Act Now to End Climate Change and Create a Sustainable Future. In it, Flannery returns to the subject of climate change with a forceful call to action. Utilizing the most up-to-the-minute data available, he takes us on a guided tour of the environmental challenges we face and outlines the best new ideas to help solve the crisis.