American Museum of Natural History

Happening at the Museum this Saturday @ 4 pm:

Filmmaker Rithy Panh explores the lasting effects of the Cambodian genocide through stories of those who have lost their families and have begun searching for their graves. Driven by Panh’s own desire to know the whereabouts of his many murdered loved ones, the film focuses on the spiritual well-being of those affected by the genocide. “Graves Without a Name” makes a small but significant step toward rectifying the lack of documentation around the crimes of the Khmer Rouge, petitioning not for vengeance but, rather, for healing.

A conversation with acclaimed director, Rithy Panh, follows the screening.

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During a recent expedition, a team of Museum researchers experimented with a new method of tracking endangered animals. But first, they had to bare their arms and legs and attract bloodsucking leeches!

Learn more about this research.

On a recent expedition to the lush forests of Cambodia, a team of Museum researchers experimented with a new method of tracking endangered animals. But first, they had to bare their arms and legs and attract bloodsucking leeches.

Learn more about the expedition.