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Growing up in the DC area, Caroline Tung Richmond often visited the Smithsonian on lazy Saturday afternoons with her family. She has worked at museums across the country, including the National Air and Space Museum.

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Citizen scientists help the National Zoo monitor local birds

From robins to cardinals to the Carolina chickadee, the city of Washington plays host to a massive population of birds. Every day, these birds fly...
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Two burrowing owl chicks born at the National Zoo

On August 2, 2009, the National Zoo welcomed two burrowing owl chicks into its growing menagerie. These two chicks are especially significant since...
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Smithsonian researcher braves Arizona desert for lunar rover testing

Nearly forty years have passed since astronauts last ventured to the Moon, but NASA is still preparing the way for future lunar missions. On August...
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Tai Shan celebrates his fourth birthday at the National Zoo

Tai Shan celebrated his fourth birthday this morning at the National Zoo. The birthday festivities included singing, guests, and an enormous...
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Rare White-naped Crane hatches at the National Zoo

On May 23, 2009, a rare white-naped crane was born at the National Zoo’s Conservation and Research Center (CRC). The female chick was hatched...
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Calling all American Idol wannabes!

Think you have the chops to sing the national anthem in front of thousands of people? Then you may want to check out a singing contest sponsored by...
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Baby elephant-shrew born at the National Zoo