Imani Cottrell

Aug 1, 2024 | nhm.ac.uk | Imani Cottrell

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Nov 2, 2023 | nhm.ac.uk | Imani Cottrell

Once a remote and impenetrable region, the Arctic is opening up like never before. Here, in the most northerly region on Earth the effects of climate change are felt at full force. Vast swathes of frozen sea ice have been replaced by stretches of open water in the summer months as rising temperatures speed up the rate of melting. A new age - the Polar Silk Road - has arrived.

Oct 31, 2023 | nhm.ac.uk | Imani Cottrell

Our new Women in Science: Women of Colour Tour tells some inspiring stories. Learn about female scientists past and present, their passions, their inspiration and how they got into science. Each tour is slightly different, but here are some of the women you might hear about. 1.

Aug 8, 2023 | nhm.ac.uk | Imani Cottrell

7. Today’s titans Patagotitan was more than nine times heavier than the largest land animal today - the African elephant, which weighs in at around six tonnes. Our exhibition features a video of the African savannah elephant that emphasises the importance of giving these animals the space they need to roam. With humans increasingly taking over wild spaces and impacting the climate, these giants of today need to be protected.

Jun 14, 2023 | nhm.ac.uk | Imani Cottrell