February 2016
Monthly Archive: February 2016
#EmptyROM 3 - Hungry in the Hammer

Leslie from Hungry in the Hammer sent in some of her photos from our last #EmptyROM tour!
Captivating Images from Winners of the ROM Photographer of the Year Contest

More than 2250 photos were submitted by people from across Ontario in the 1st Annual ROM Photographer of the Year Contest, and a shot from Steven Rose of Scarborough of a coyote drinking from a stream in an undisclosed Toronto park takes home the grand prize.
#EmptyROM - Libby Roach

On Feb. 24th we held our 3rd #EmptyROM tour. Here are Libby's photos
Join us for the Tattoos Media Preview!

We're inviting 20 lucky social media savvy people to attend our Tattoos media preview on March 30th at 10 am.
ROM Research Colloquium: BLOG-A THON (Day 5)

Five researchers, five questions, five days.
Join us for the ROM Research Colloquium on February 23 and meet our researchers! Stay for the Vaughan Lecture given by Dave Rudkin.
ROM Research Colloquium: BLOG-A THON (Day 4)

Five researchers, five questions, five days.
Join us for the ROM Research Colloquium on February 23 and meet our researchers! Stay for the Vaughan Lecture given by Dave Rudkin.
What are the big unanswered questions in your field that keep you up at night?
ROM Research Colloquium: BLOG-A THON (Day 3)

Five researchers, five questions, five days.
Join us for the ROM Research Colloquium on February 23 and meet our researchers! Stay for the Vaughan Lecture given by Dave Rudkin.
How does your research help us understand the world?
ROM Research Colloquium: BLOG-A THON (Day 2)

Five researchers, five questions, five days.
Join us for the ROM Research Colloquium on February 23 and meet our researchers! Stay for the Vaughan Lecture given by Dave Rudkin.
ROM Research Colloquium: BLOG-A-THON (Day 1)

Follow five of the ROM’s researchers and learn about what fascinates them, what questions are irking them and how their research helps us figure out the world.
Have you got 15 minutes to be part of something BIG?

Guest blog written by Bird Studies Canada's Toronto Projects Coordinator, Emily Rondel
What if you could be part of a global conservation project by standing in your yard (or local park, or well…anywhere) for 15 minutes? This coming Family Day weekend (Feb 12-15), be part of the Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC), a four day worldwide “blitz” of wild birds. The GBBC is an invaluable snapshot of worldwide bird abundance and distribution; and it’s only possible due to the participation of tens of thousands of “citizen scientist” volunteers around the globe.
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