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Canada's Waterscapes

Yours to Enjoy, Explore and Protect

Full-size Exhibition

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Canada’s Waterscapes—Yours to Enjoy, Explore and Protect is the newest travelling exhibition from the Canadian Museum of Nature and its partners. Dive in and find out what it takes to understand and take care of Canada's aquatic ecosystems.

Discover amazing creatures that dwell in the depths of the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park. Imagine yourself diving beneath the Arctic ice into a world full of life and colour! Follow a group of endangered Whooping Cranes to their remote wetland nesting ground in Wood Buffalo National Park.

Canada is a nation of water. Get inspired to take action to protect our ecosystems. Explore your aquatic side in this engaging, family-friendly, interactive exhibition.

Components

  • mini ecosystem models
  • wildlife specimens
  • interpretive units and panels
  • hands-on components
  • video interviews with Canadian Museum of Nature and Parks Canada scientists
  • complementary on-line resources

Space Requirements

Marc Beck © Canadian Museum of Nature

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  • 150 square metres (approx. 1500 square feet)
  • storage for shipping crates

Special Requirements

  • security and environmental controls
  • active staff participation to organize and present programmes

Cost

  • loan fee starts at $5000
  • fee includes insurance
  • shipping fees are extra
  • loan period: 12 weeks or more

Availability

  • contact us to find out when this exhibition is available

Information and Reservations

Rachel Gervais

Where to See It

  • Cambridge, Ontario
  • June 1, 2012 – September 4, 2012

  • Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory

  • Summerside, Prince Edward Island
  • January 15, 2013 – April 30, 2013

  • Eptek Art and Culture Centre

  • Moncton, New Brunswick
  • September 15, 2015 – January 6, 2016

  • Moncton Museum