Activities (Sustainable News)

This workshop, held at our center, aimed to illuminate the crucial role Iraqi women play in upholding and preserving human rights within their communities. Led by Assist. lecturer Noor Hussein Yousif, Assist. lecturer Heba Muhammad Jihad, and Ms. Batoul Abdul Redha Karim Al-Wazzan, the session focused on empowering women through knowledge and understanding of their legal rights. Key Areas of...

This workshop, part of our center's ongoing scientific activities, explored the powerful natural weapon against insect pests - Bacillus thuriengiensis, or Bt. Led by Assit. lecturer. Fatima Hussein Brij, the session shed light on these unique bacteria and their remarkable ability to target specific insects. Bacillus thuriengiensis: This naturally occurring soil bacterium comes in many varieties,...

Mangroves are nature's superheroes, teeming with life and protecting our planet. Their dense roots and surrounding plants act as water purifiers, trapping sediment and pollutants before they harm sensitive habitats like coral reefs and seagrass beds. But there's more to these marvels than meets the eye! They're champions of biodiversity, providing homes for fish, shellfish, birds, and even sea...

Our center recently hosted a workshop titled "Canned Faood and its Impact on Public Health." This event, organized by the Continuing Education Unit and supported by Assistant Professor Dr. Hana Hani Al-Saffar, aimed to raise awareness about the potential health risks associated with canned foods. The workshop, led by teaching assistants Suhad Hamza Muhammad Ali and Maab Riad Sajat, explored the...

The Natural History Museum and Research Center in Baghdad celebrated a significant milestone on November 19, 2023, receiving official accreditation as a national scientific reference by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. With renewed recognition, the Center embarked on a vital initiative to update its own governing system. On March 22, 2024, a dedicated committee assembled...