This lecture was given in March 2007 by Pam Soltis from the Florida Museum of Natural History as part of the Bean Life Science Museum's Tanner lecture series.

Designing nature reserves: Lessons from Western North America and East Africa

This lecture was given in November 2007 by Bill Newmark from Museum of Natural History at the University of Utah as part of the Bean Life Science Museum's Tanner lecture series.

Giant Galapagos Tortoises

This lecture was given in March 2008 by Jeffery Powell & Adalgisa Caccone from Yale University as part of the Bean Life Science Museum's Tanner lecture series.

BYU's Lytle Preserve: a Natural Laboratory on the Cutting Edge of Biological Research

This lecture was given in March 2009 by Ian Baldwin from Max Planck Institute of Jena, Germany as part of the Bean Life Science Museum's Tanner lecture series.

The Past, Present, and Future of Madagascar’s Biodiversity

This lecture was given in March 2010 by Anne Yoder from Duke University as part of the Bean Life Science Museum's Tanner lecture series.

Here Today and Gone Tomorrow: Honey Bee Colony Collapse

This lecture was given in November 2010 by Shawn Clark from Brigham Young University as part of the Bean Life Science Museum's Tanner lecture series.

So You Think You Can Dance? The Tango of Honey Bee Pollination

This lecture was given in November 2010 by Leigh Johnson from Brigham Young University as part of the Bean Life Science Museum's Tanner lecture series.

Developing Entomological Science While Chasing Bugs: 15 Years of Exploration in Mongolia

This lecture was given on March 24, 2012 by Jon Gelhaus from the Academy of Natural Sciences and The Mongolian Aquatic Insect Survey as part of the Bean Life Science Museum's Tanner lecture series.

A Lifetime of Days: How Fishes Can Save Your Life

This lecture was given in March 2011 by Mark Belk from Brigham Young University as part of the Bean Life Science Museum's Tanner lecture series.

Using Museum Resources to Understand How Species Respond to Climate Change

This lecture was given on April 26, 2012 by Craig Moritz from UC Berkley as part of the Bean Life Science Museum's Tanner lecture series.