Pollinator Gardens-Not Just a Pretty View
Zinnias are one flower that can be found in a pollinator garden. I was gifted a geranium plant [...]
WonderLab Stays Connected to Volunteers Amid COVID-19 Closure
When COVID-19 forced WonderLab's closure in early March, our staff shifted into overdrive to begin creating digital content and other [...]
Blast Off! NASA’s New Era
Photo by Mariam Espacio. Milky Way across the starry sky. It all started with a dream. Not the [...]
What’s the Buzz?
Springtime: Flowers are blooming, birds are chirping, and bees are buzzing back to WonderLab! This is an especially exciting time [...]
The Bustling World of Beetles
Eastern Hercules Beetle carcass. Photo by Niha Alaspuri Beetles are pretty awesome insects. They can be found in [...]
Bubbling Over with Science
Some of my favorite memories from childhood include running around, blowing bubbles in my backyard. A neon bottle of bubbles [...]
Does it flow? Can it flow?
Yesterday, while working on a paper, I spilled a cup of coffee. It went everywhere! While rushing around trying to [...]
Listen to the Bees
“Bees have so much to offer us if we only listen.” – Jay Ebben from Painted Hives After checking weekly [...]
Teach the Teachers, Teach the World
Educating for Environmental Change: Summer Science Institutes Prepare Teachers with Real World Training 2018 SSI Institute Poster Session [...]
WonderLab Life Lessons: A Service Learning Reflection
Photo by Andrea Golden On my first visit to the WonderLab, I wandered through children and parents on [...]