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0000-0002-6784-3980Last Update: August 5th, 2019 (This article will update frequently!) PLOS Paleontology Community is happy to highlight upcoming events associated with National Fossil Day (October 16, 2019). Many of these events are hosted by U.S. museums,
0000-0002-6784-3980This year, National Fossil Day (NFD) is October 16, 2019, and planning for NFD events is well underway. Though it is still early in the year, many amazing events across the country in the works
0000-0002-6784-3980UPDATED 10/9/18: This is the last post to announce events associated with National Fossil Day! We are no longer accepted entries, but if you have an event to promote, tweet us @PLOSPaleo, and we will retweet
0000-0002-6784-3980National Fossil Day is still a few months away (October 17, 2018), but as I have mentioned before, now is the time for you and/or your museum or institution to start making plans to participate
0000-0002-6784-3980Today is #MuseumSelfieDay, a hashtag event on Twitter that encourages people to visit their local museums, be it art, history, or natural history, and take selfies with their favorite exhibits, displays, and finds to share
0000-0002-6784-3980Howdy folks! National Fossil Day is this week (October 11, 2017), and with that annual celebration comes many events across the U.S. Dozens of museums are planning events and activities for individuals, families, and educational groups to learn about
0000-0002-6784-3980Howdy folks! National Fossil Day is fast approaching (October 11, 2017), and with that annual celebration comes many events across the U.S. Dozens of museums are planning events and activities for individuals, families, and educational groups to
0000-0002-6784-3980Howdy folks! National Fossil Day is fast approaching (October 11, 2017), and with that annual celebration comes many events across the U.S. Dozens of museums are planning events and activities for individuals, families, and educational groups to
0000-0002-6784-3980Featured Image: Last year’s Top 10 OA Fossil Vertebrates contest winner, Gualicho shinyae. From Apestiguía et al (2017). Howdy folks! Sarah here! I just wanted to bring a few items to the attention of the PLOS
