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Their extensive live and naturalized collections, their educational capacities and their scientific research all contribute to the unique character of our museums.
The literature tells us that in the Middle Ages, witches succeeded in making a twig walk, a twig that was named “devil’s stick,” and that some of...Read more
Creating new costumes for the event: a noteworthy initiative stemming from ecological concerns and propelled by the commitment of an entire team! The...Read more
We sometimes hear criticisms about the relevance of Mission Monarch , our participatory science program that maps the monarch butterfly’s breeding...Read more
The frog-legged leaf beetle , or Sagra femorata , is a beetle,* measuring roughly three centimeters, boasts fabulous iridescent colors: blue, green,...Read more
It’s a real treat, as soon as the days start to get warmer, to see a butterfly on the wing or spot a ladybug leaving its hiding place. There’s no...Read more
In Québec, stinging and biting insects like mosquitoes , midges, black flies and horseflies are impossible to avoid in the summer season. A lot of...Read more
I’ve always been fascinated by biodiversity and the evolution of species, including those who shared their existence with dinosaurs. Discovering a...Read more
The migration of the monarch butterfly is one of the most impressive in the animal kingdom. Every fall, the monarchs in eastern Canada set off on a 4...Read more
Mission Monarch had the chance to interview Anthony Battah, a 40-year-old ultra-marathoner who pulled off a remarkable feat in 2023 by running 4,500...Read more
If my first experience running a half marathon taught me something, it’s that 21 kilometers is long! Imagine the 4000 km that monarchs must travel to...Read more