The Natural History Museum

@nhmAnalyzed

climate changeindigenous rightshistorical analysisenvironmental justicesocial justice
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Audience and activity

Subscribers637
Views per video389median of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.61how many actually watch
Comments per video0median
Uploads per month0.3
Last upload14d ago2026-10-21
Total views58.5K
Total videos59
Long-form / Shorts70% / 0%

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What The Natural History Museum makes

Topics climate change, indigenous rights, historical analysis, environmental justice, social justice

The Natural History Museum affirms the truth of science. It inquires into what we see, how we see, and what remains excluded from our seeing. The museum offers exhibitions, expeditions, educational workshops, and public programming. Unlike traditional natural history museums, it makes a point to include and highlight the social and political forces that shape nature.

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