A youth-led organization that uses technology to inspire, connect and educate people worldwide about environmental issues.

Learn to navigate our solar system, galaxy, and beyond using Digital Universe, the AMNH's cutting-edge three-dimensional digital map of our universe.

This is a summative evaluation of an NSF-funded ITEST grant

Use DNA fingerprints to identify endangered species, and learn about careers in wildlife forensics and conservation.

This biologist was inspired by the Swedish scientists he encountered as a youth in Ethiopia. Learn how his career studying freshwater systems continues on an international front.

School lab work can give students a false impression of what life as a research scientists is like. "It's more than adding Chemical A to Chemical B and getting Result C," says Dr. Susan Perkins.

Was Einstein really a poor student who flunked out of school? Or is that just a legend? Find out in this profile of the 20th century's most famous scientist.

Over the past ten years, the Museum's intensive two-year program has engaged hundreds of New York City high school students in hands-on research in anthropology, astrophysics, biodiversity, and evolutionary genetics. This document explains the program des

When YouthCaN asked, "What kind of an eco-footprint will you leave on the world?" answers poured in from kids as far away as Ghana, Brazil, and Estonia—and as close as Brooklyn and the Bronx.