A climate exhibition will open at the University of Tartu Natural History Museum in April

In April 2025, we will open the exhibition "A climate you can touch: what will become of us?". The exhibition will be on display at the University of Tartu Natural History Museum until November 2025, after which it will travel as a travelling exhibition.

The exhibition will explore climate change and its profound impact on our live. We will explain both the natural processes associated with climate change and the impact of human activities. The exhibition also offers solutions to the problems - even small steps to protect the environment have an impact and everyone can contribute.

The exhibition is in Estonian and an English translation is available as a handout.

The exhibition will be accompanied by educational programmes for school levels 2 and 3, available for order from May 2025.

The exhibition is part of the collaborative project "Transferring knowledge on climate change from Norway to Estonia via state-of-the-art exhibition and an accompanying educational programme" between the University of Tartu, Tallinn University and the Climate House of the University of Oslo Natural History Museum. The project is supported by the European Economic Area and Norway Grans Fund for Bilateral Relations.

The exhibition will be made possible thanks to the cooperation with the Centre for Sustainable Development at the University of Tartu.

Exhibition team:

Curator: Arko Olesk (Tallinn University, Baltic Film, Media and Arts Schol)

Educational programmes: Külli Kalamees-Pani, Margit Hirv, Tõnu Pani (University of Tartu Natural History Museum and Botanical Garden)

Experts: Prof Piia Post and Velle Toll (University of Tartu Institute of Physics), Grete Arro, Elina Malleus-Kotšegarov (Tallinn University School of Educational Sciences), Prof Jaanus Terasmaa (Tallinn University School of Natural Sciences and Health)

Design: Motor OÜ

Producer: Reet Mägi (Tartu Ülikooli loodusmuuseum ja botaanikaaed)

The project is supported by the European Economic Area and Norway Grans Fund for Bilateral Relations.

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