Natural History Museum at Tring - Stepping into spring

 

Nature Live Online: Brilliant Butterflies

The Museum may be closed at the moment, but there's plenty you can enjoy from home this spring.  Join us on Tuesday 2 March at 15.00 GMT to learn how Museum scientists are working with volunteers at Brilliant Butterflies, a South London project which aims to aid  conservation and create new wildlife havens for butterflies and other pollinators.  Watch online

Harlequin ladybirds  Learn all about harlequin ladybirds as they begin to emerge from hibernation this season.  Learn more Create a bird box  You can provide a safe haven for nesting birds by following these simple steps to make your own bird box.  Follow our guide     Homework Club  Join the Homework Club and enjoy learning along with us. Our expert educators are sharing fun activities for you and the children on a weekly basis. Join the club

Our favourite signs of spring

As the natural world awakens from a deep slumber, we join wildlife experts and discuss our highlights of this enchanting season. Explore more

Mother's Day Gifts  With Mother's Day approaching on 14 March, we've launched an exciting range of books, homewares and accessories.  Shop the range

Catch up on events

United Against the Climate Crisis  Become inspired by the ways that we can create a positive impact on our planet. Academy Award-winning actor and founder of Fire Drill Fridays, Jane Fonda, and lead convener of Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines, Mitzi Jonelle Tan, reveal what motivates them to stand up and take action.  Watch online   The Urgency of Biodiversity Action To help us gain a deeper understanding of how biodiversity affects every aspect of our lives, Museum scientists Prof Andy Purvis and Dr Adriana de Palma, who co-authored the Urgency of Biodiversity Action report as part of the Dasgupta Review, joined us for a conversation on why biodiversity matters to all of us.