Educational and informative, the “Oceans” exhibition at the Natural History Museum of Marseille is a wonderful opportunity to explore the beauty of marine biodiversity and the importance of the sea in our societies and daily lives. So come set sail!
Educational and informative, the “Oceans” exhibition at the Natural History Museum of Marseille is a wonderful opportunity to explore the beauty of marine biodiversity and the importance of the sea in our societies and daily lives. So come set sail!
This family-friendly exhibition in the left wing of the Palais Longchamp scientifically and practically demonstrates to the public the vital importance of marine biodiversity in the oceans through eight stops. Within the Natural History Museum, you will also have the opportunity to explore all the underwater realms of both the past and present.
8 Fascinating Stops:
• Mediterranean Seagrass Meadows: Discover Posidonia, the true underwater forest essential to life.
• Ocean Vegetation: A closer look at algae and marine microorganisms that produce the oxygen we breathe.
• Mayotte & Its Reefs: Explore the majestic coral barriers, witnesses to climate change.
• Marseille & Its Artificial Reefs: Urban biodiversity at sea and local efforts to protect it.
• Journey to Madagascar & Oceania: Dive into the exploration of seas and their climatic role.
• Water Column: From microorganisms to large predators, life thrives at every level.
• Deep Sea: The mysteries and fascinating creatures of the abyss.
• Dream Beaches?: Reflection on tourism and its impact on the coastline.
