Museum of Biological Diversity Open House | Aquatic Ecology Laboratory

Zoe Almeida and Lyndsie Collis stand in front of the AEL display at the museum open house

Kaitlin and Callie teach kids about algal blooms and fish otoliths

Amara and Mike run a plankton activity at the open house

Becca, Christy, and Mike show off tadpoles and frogs to families at the open house

The Museum of Biological Diversity Open House is an event we look forward to each spring. It’s an opportunity to share the science we love to do with new faces and new learners. We can share information on issues affecting the aquatic ecosystems all around us, from temporary pools where frogs spawn and tadpoles grow, to the great Lake Erie, and the best part is that we can teach about these ecosystems in a fun way and help future scientists discover their passions!