From Bee Butts to Climate Change - Why Museums Matter
Offered By: TEDx via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating world of museum collections and their significance in understanding our past and shaping our future in this 15-minute TEDx talk by Renée Göthberg. Discover how even the smallest museum objects, from taxidermied blue whales to paradox worms, can tell powerful stories and inspire scientific research. Learn about the vast scientific collections housed in museums, such as the Gothenburg Natural History Museum's 10 million objects, and their importance in global research efforts. Gain insight into how museum exhibitions can spark curiosity, create engaging learning experiences, and contribute to our understanding of climate change and other pressing issues. Join Göthberg, the Program & Exhibition Manager at the Gothenburg Natural History Museum, as she shares her passion for creating accessible and inspiring spaces that expand our knowledge and worldview.
Syllabus
From Bee Butts to Climate Change: Why Museums Matter | Renée Göthberg | TEDxGöteborg
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