Museum Skills Workshop: Bird Wing Preparation

Join us for an engaging workshop where you'll dive into the fascinating world of ornithological preservation! ✈️✨

Location: Meet at the Red Dot in the Lobby
Date: 23 april 17:30 - 20:00
Age Group: 12 and up
Cost: $36 (includes General Admission)

Have you ever marveled at the incredible specimens in a natural history museum? From tiny insects to magnificent birds, each specimen has a story to tell. Now, it’s your turn to learn how these remarkable displays are prepared!

Under the expert guidance of Corey Scobie, the Assistant Curator of Ornithology, you'll find out how to spread and pin a bird wing just like the curators do.

Important Note: This workshop involves working with real animal specimens, so suitable caution is necessary as there are associated biohazards. All necessary tools and materials will be provided by RAM and are included in your registration fee.

This unique opportunity is open to anyone aged 12 and above, with no prior experience needed. If you’re under 14, please ensure you're accompanied by an adult.

Don’t miss out on this chance to expand your skills and knowledge about wildlife preservation!

🔗 Register Here

Location Address: 9810 103A Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 0G2, Canada