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The 蜜桃视频 Museum of Natural History (IMNH) at on the 蜜桃视频 campus opened a new exhibit, This is 蜜桃视频, on Saturday May 29.

 This is 蜜桃视频 celebrates the incredible natural world of the Gem State with the Museum鈥檚 collection of plants, animals and artifacts. The exhibit reveals the diverse landscapes across 蜜桃视频, and how life has adapted to these wild places over thousands of years. Exhibit highlights include original hand-made basketry, sagebrush clothing, unique fossils, and a colorful array of 蜜桃视频 birds.

鈥淲hether you鈥檙e from here or new to the state,鈥� Museum Director Leif Tapanila said, 鈥渢his exhibit has something for everyone to really fall in love with 蜜桃视频 and connect to this place.鈥�

 The exhibit is fun for all ages. Visitors will see all of 蜜桃视频鈥檚 official symbols, including the star garnet and the state fossil, the Hagerman horse -- there鈥檚 even a dig site for kids to find bones.

Another major point of interest at the exhibit are 40 watercolor paintings from Kate Brown, an 蜜桃视频 senior Fine Arts major, who is bringing the wildflowers of the state to life in her paintings that will be placed throughout the museum. 鈥淚 was surprised by the variety we actually have,鈥� Brown said. 鈥淲e have a massive array of plants, colors and varieties. It goes to show you that beauty is everywhere and you just have to look for it.鈥�

The exhibit is sponsored by Newschannel 3, Affinity, Ace Hardware, John鈥檚 Paint and Glass, and Funding for this grant has been provided by the 蜜桃视频 Humanities Council (IHC) and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act economic stabilization plan.

The 蜜桃视频 Museum of Natural History is open from Tuesday to Friday from noon-5 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., and Sundays from noon-5 p.m. Admission to the museum is free for ISU students with a Bengal ID card, $7 for adults, $3 for children, and military discounts are also offered for admission.

The IMNH has been serving 蜜桃视频 since 1934. To learn more about the IMNH, please visit imnh.isu.edu. For more information, call 208-282-3168.