Orchids through Darwin’s Eyes, an exhibit at the National Museum of Natural History, through April 26.
Darwin’s newly re-discovered student bills from Christ’s College, Cambridge, at Darwin Online.
A review of the Darwin exhibit on the blog Entangled Bank.
Some music about scientists from Artichoke: 26 Scientists,Volume 1 (Anning-Malthus).
Watch Carl Sagan’s Cosmos free on hulu.com.
Carl Zimmer’s Darwin Day lecture, “Darwin and Beyond,” is available on blip.tv.
The BBC’s Charles Darwin and the Tree of Life, with David Attenborough, is now available on DVD.
Darwin’s Bulldogs, the Consortium for Evolutionary Studies at California State University, Fresno.
Case Western University’s Year of Darwin / Darwin and the Evolution of Industries and Firms by Hayagreeva Rao:
The March-April 2009 issue of Comptes Rendus Palevol is devoted to “Histoire évolutive de la Vie/Evolutionary history of Life.” View the TOC here.
The University of Birmingham will host a one-day Royal Institute of Philosophy conference on June 10, 2009 focusing on Darwin’s philosophy and the philosophy of biology more generally. More information here.
Darwin biographer/historian Jim Moore discusses Darwin and his own interest in Darwin in several videos from Open2.
Darwin stamps from Bulgaria, India, and a coin from Australia.
The February 2009 issue of The American Biology Teacher was devoted to Darwin an evolution. View the TOC here.
Several history of science-relates articles in the February 2009 issue of Taxon, including “Carolus Linnaeus (1707-1778): his life, philosophy and science and its relationship to modern biology and medicine” and “Taxonomy was the foundation of Darwin’s evolution.”
The Journal of Biology‘s Special Darwin Issue, view the entire issue as a PDF here.
Darwin Across the Disciplines at the College of William and Mary:
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The Dispersal of Darwin 