Synonyms for natural history
nat·u·ral his·to·ry

Princeton's WordNet

1. natural historynoun

   the scientific study of plants or animals (more observational than experimental) usually published in popular magazines rather than in academic journals

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1. Michael Greshko:

   When you think about the bigger picture, there are not many large natural history museums in the Middle East. Every additional one of these museums there are, not just for public displays but as repositories for conservation data, for cultural heritage artifacts, if Abu Dhabi follows through and they certainly have the resourcing to follow through this could be a big win for science and education for the region. i think so, yeah. I mean it definitely at least re-upped public interest which had sort of the knock-on effects of shaking the tree. The Rock’s appearance ended up shaking the tree and sources fell out of The Rock appearance.

2. Elise Lark:

   We're basically like a natural history museum, so it's very specialized retail... Elise Lark need somebody who's enthusiastic about natural sciences.

3. David Attenborough:

   I make natural history programs on television, now, if you do that with the regularity I do, you have a hugely privileged position. And so you don't want to start talking about things that you aren't sure are true.

4. Theodore Roosevelt:

   While my interest in natural history has added very little to my sum of achievement, it has added immeasurably to my sum of enjoyment in life.

5. Scott Tremor:

   Not only is this discovery a perfect example of the importance of good old-fashioned natural history field work, but we have the opportunity to develop a conservation plan based on our findings, the ability to take our research and turn it into tangible conservation efforts is thrilling. It is a commitment to preserving the uniqueness of the Baja California Peninsula.