We are thrilled to announce the return of the Greenwich Point Pollution Patrol (GPPP). GPPP is open to anyone who wants to join. Simply stop by the Seaside Center and ask for one of our litter collection bins, fill it up and bring it back!
Read MoreThis Science Sunday we dove into the world of experimental science, creating a laboratory at the Seaside Center where scientists of all ages could discover. Our question of the day examined whether things float better in the ocean or in a lake
Read MoreWhile horseshoe crabs have been around long before the dinosaurs and sharks, it was only discovered in the past century that their unique blood can help detect bacterial contamination.Because of horseshoe crabs, like Henry, we are able to ensure that the vaccines we receive are safe and free from contamination.
Read MoreThis summer the Bruce Museum Seaside Center is bringing science to the shore. Each Sunday, we will be hosting a plethora of fun science activities, including science experiments about the ocean, sea species identification, and so much more!
Read MoreComing off the tail of Elsa, many of us wonder, “Why can’t I swim in Long Island Sound after it rains?”
Read MoreWhatever your Thanksgiving traditions are, this could be the year that you impress friends and relatives with your knowledge of the biology and natural history of the turkey, whether at the dinner table, over video chat, or by writing a long letter by the light of a flickering candle…
Read MoreHematophagy, the practice of feeding on blood, is a surprisingly common evolutionary adaptation.
Read MoreStories about animals and artifacts by scientists at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, CT
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