Zoology: Denver Museum of Nature & Science

Endangered Species, Townsend’s Big-Eared Bat. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2006
Type Specimen, Targeted for Federal Protection under the Endangered Species Act, Greater Sage Grouse, Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2006
Pronghorn Antelope. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2006
Beetle collection. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2007
Colorado Spider Survey. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2005
Coyote. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2006
Colorado Elk. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2006
Peregrine Falcon. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2006
Fur Vault, Coyote. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2006
King Fischer Specimen with Arsenic. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2005
Rat Fetus Development Display. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2005
Trapped Mouse. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2006
Extinct Species, Passenger Pigeon. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2006
Raccoon. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2006
Endangered Species, Whooping Crane. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2005
Wolf, extinct in Colorado. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2006
Wolverine, targeted for Federal Protection under the Endangered Species Act. Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Zoology Department (over 900 specimens in the collection), Denver, CO. 2006

For what in the final analysis, is morality but the command of a conscience seasoned by a rational examination of consequences? And what is a fundamental precept but one that serves all generations? An enduring environmental ethic will aim to preserve not only the health and freedom of species, but access to the world in which the human spirit was born.
Edward O. Wilson
The Diversity of Life