Nature's Memory

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Exploring the hidden treasures of natural history museums, zoologist Jack Ashby reveals how these institutions can aid in combating climate change. He highlights the discrepancies between museum displays and the realities of nature, emphasizing the biases of curators and the overlooked contributions of various individuals in museum narratives. Ashby argues that despite their complex colonial pasts, museums have the potential to shape societal understanding and play a crucial role in addressing biodiversity loss. This work combines historical research, zoological insights, and personal anecdotes, celebrating the importance of natural history museums.