Mastodon
This is the 2nd in our monthly series of posts celebrating Western Science Center's 20th anniversary. By 1995 the multiyear Diamond Valley Lake construction project was well underway. Huge amounts of sediment had to be moved to both increase the reservoir's volume and to provide the
Paleontology
Later this year Western Science Center will be opening a new permanent exhibit (more on that in a future post). One of the highlighted specimens in this exhibit will be the skull of Harvey the Mammoth. Like many of WSC's specimens, Harvey was discovered during a construction project,
Exhibits
Tonight is the Members' Opening Reception for Western Science Center's new exhibit, Life in the Slow Lane. This is one of the most ambitious exhibits we've ever built at WSC, including more than 400 specimens, multiple videos and interactives, and live animal displays. We chose
Museum
So many snails!