The dodo may be one of the world’s most recognizable extinct animals, but its story is about much more than loss. Through immersive artwork, interactive displays, play spaces, and hands-on experiences, The Dodo invites visitors to explore biodiversity, ecosystems, and the lasting impact humans have on the natural world. Both thought-provoking and hopeful, this engaging exhibition connects the story of the dodo to modern conservation efforts and inspires visitors of all ages to help protect vulnerable species for the future.
EXPLORING EXTINCTION
THE DODO
This is a Wild Wonders Exhibit.
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Visitors will explore the interconnected relationships between biodiversity, ecosystems, extinction, and conservation through the story of the dodo. The exhibition examines the environmental and human-driven factors that contribute to species loss while highlighting the importance of habitat protection, ecological balance, and conservation action.
Through interactive learning and immersive experiences, visitors are encouraged to think critically about humanity’s role in shaping the natural world and the ways individuals and communities can help protect species at risk today.
Square Footage
800—1500 sq. ft.
