Evolution and Ecology: Understanding Aquatic Ecosystems

The New York State Museum will host our Anthropology and Archeology, Evolution and Ecology, and DH Cadwell teacher workshops on January 24, 2026. Our one-day event is formatted in a flipped-classroom style, where participants will watch recoded lectures related to this year’s themes. The first 15 participants who are fully registered for each workshop can participate in hands-on experiences related to the workshop's theme, led by Museum Scientists.

Teachers will earn four hours of Continued Teacher and Leader Education (CTLE) for the recorded lectures and four hours of CTLE credit for the hands-on elements. They will gain valuable insight into the forefront of scientific research, highlighting hidden stories from within the museum collections. These workshops are aligned with specific New York State Learning Standards.

Cost: $25 for in-person participants; lectures are free.

To register for the workshop, use the link: https://forms.office.com/r/HLwwAkaqRb

Learn more: https://nysm.nysed.gov/programs/teacher-workshops-2026

You may also like the following events from New York State Museum:

• This Friday, 12th December, 12:00 pm, Tour of the New York State Museum’s Ice Age Vertebrate Collection in Albany
• This Saturday, 13th December, 02:00 pm, Thy Will Be Done: John Marks on George Washington, Slavery, and American Memory in Albany
• This Sunday, 14th December, 10:00 am, Festival of Lights: Dreidels & Storytime in Albany

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