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    NIE Art History Bruce June 2021 Proof 1

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    The upcoming exhibition at the Bruce Museum titled "Amazon: Beauty, Destruction, Hope" seeks to explore the Amazon Rainforest, which continually fascinates us. It will run from June 19 to October 10, 2021. The Amazon is home to 1 in 10 known species and its verdant forests deserve protection. The exhibition hopes to explore the plants, animals, and indigenous peoples who have found a balance with the environment to inspire finding balance with our own ecosystems.

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    The upcoming exhibition at the Bruce Museum titled "Amazon: Beauty, Destruction, Hope" seeks to explore the Amazon Rainforest, which continually fascinates us. It will run from June 19 to October 10, 2021. The Amazon is home to 1 in 10 known species and its verdant forests deserve protection. The exhibition hopes to explore the plants, animals, and indigenous peoples who have found a balance with the environment to inspire finding balance with our own ecosystems.

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    Amazon:

    ART HISTORY

    BRUC E M USE U M
    1 Museum Drive • Greenwich, CT E T xplore he World
    What is it about the Amazon Rainforest that continually intrigues us? The
    Bruce Museum’s upcoming exhibition, “Amazon: Beauty, Destruction,
    Hope” from June 19 – October 10, 2021, seeks to explore the essence of
    what makes the Amazon a perennial source of fascination. The Amazon
    Rainforest is a special place; home to 1 out of every 10 known species on
    the planet, these verdant forests deserve and need our protection and
    understanding. Getting to know the plants and animals of the rainforest,
    and how the many indigenous peoples who live there have found ways to

    Channel-billed toucan (Ramphastos vitellinus) live in balance with their environment inspires us all to find balance with
    our own ecosystems.

    Explore Y our World


    Did you know that many of the birds that live in the Amazon Rainforest
    also live right here in New England? These winged wonders migrate north,
    spending their summers in our own backyards, and then when the chill of
    winter sets in they head south to warmer climates. Birds that wouldn’t look
    Osprey, Lee Point Reserve, Darwin Northern
    out of place in either environment are: osprey, sand pipers, peregrine falcons Territory Australia
    JJ Harrison (https://www.jjharrison.com.au/)
    and house wrens. You can find these animals in your own backyard or in and
    around the coastline of Long Island Sound. With a grownup’s permission
    visit a local park, beach or even your own backyard and study the animals
    you see there.

    You can get a free bird guide here


    to help with your identifications. Bring a notebook,
    Common Core State Standard:
    Standard: ELA: Literacy: R.L. 3.3-5.3, R.L. 3.7-6.7, pen and pencil to make drawings and notes of what
    R.L. 3.1-5.1, R.L. 6.4-8.4, R.H. 6-8.4, R.H. 6-8.7
    you see, and of course have a good time.

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