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Evolve magazine

Stay up to date with the ever-changing natural world and the people who study it with the Museum magazine, Evolve

Evolve is packed with fascinating features, interviews, exhibition news, events for your diary and insights into the essential research done in the Museum's 5 science departments.

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Museum Members receive Evolve as one of the benefits of being a Member. As a non-Member you can subscribe annually for £15 or buy single issues.

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Issue 10

Read reports from people living and working to conserve Scott's hut in Antarctica and the extensive collection of artefacts contained within.

We begin a 4-part series of articles commemorating the public unveiling of Piltdown Man with an article by Karolyn Schindler, which reveals the exhausting and painful work of one scientist searching for evidence of early humans.

Award-winning wildlife photographer Bence Mate talks to us about photography and hand-coloured prints.

Also, find out why the Museum recently disbinded a complete issue of John James Audubon's The Birds of America.

Finally, TV presenter, writer and adventurer Ben Fogle tells us why the Museum inspires him.

Regular features

Subscribe to Evolve and keep up to date with:

Forgotten naturalists - we take a look at men and women who made their mark in the scientific and natural world through skill, determination and overcoming the odds.

Science in the field - we reveal the latest research carried out in the field around the world.

Inside story - our scientists take the hot seat to discuss their work at the cutting-edge of the natural sciences.

Wildlife Garden - we unearth the diversity of flora and fauna of this urban oasis.

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