Whether it be by getting your hands dirty planting mangrove trees, mingling with like-minded young professionals supporting Frost Science, or by volunteering at the museum facility, you can be a meaningful part of our mission to connect people with science and better understand the world we live in.
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Museum Volunteers for the Environment
Museum Volunteers for the Environment, or MUVE, is the Phillip and Patricia Frost Science Museum's volunteer-led coastal habitat restoration and monitoring project.
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Volunteer
Volunteering can be a way to learn something new, bond with friends and family, build your resume or better the world we live in.
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nightLAB
Expand your senses, engage with new sounds in the Frost Planetarium, and unleash your curiosity with hands-on science interactions at nightLAB.