Herbarium sheet.
Image courtesy University of Lethbridge
Join Dr. Jenny Burke at the University of Lethbridge Herbarium in the University Science Commons building. Spend the morning with magnifying glasses looking at both live plants and herbarium specimens, then pick some of the plants that are blooming and dry to and 'paste up' your very own herbarium voucher, with a label, to take home. https://www.ulethbridge.ca/artsci/biological-sciences/herbarium.
Tickets are required in advance and must be purchased at least 2 hours before the program start time. Members register for free when registering in advance in person or by phone. Parking at the University in Lot S (directly adjacent to the Science Commons building) is free for visitors on weekends.
10–11 am | all ages welcome | children to attend with caregiver | registration required | regular museum admission rates apply | free to members
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