65 photographs with labels
Interpretive panels
Map
2 captioned media pieces
Spanish translations
275-325 linear feet (85-100 linear meters)
Conservationist and National Geographic Explorer in Residence, Enric Sala, founded and leads Pristine Seas, a project that combines exploration, scientific research, media and strategic communications to inspire country leaders to protect vital places in the ocean. Since 2008, Pristine Seas has helped create 26 of the largest marine protected areas (MPAs) in the world.
Through 2030, Pristine Seas will work with local and indigenous communities, governments, and other partners to establish 40 new marine protected areas and catalyze the global community to protect at least 30% of the ocean by 2030. This will preserve vital ocean areas, protect carbon stocks, and support local food supply—a triple win.
The Pristine Seas traveling exhibition reveals the benefits of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in protecting biodiversity, preserving carbon stocks, and ensuring economic and food security for the local communities who depend on the ocean for their survival.
Gallery
Photographs and video from the exhibition
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Installation requirements vary considerably depending on the size and complexity of the exhibition. For smaller photography exhibitions, installation may take only a few days with minimal staff. For larger exhibitions with exhibition furniture, audio, visual elements, and artifacts, it may take two weeks. The traveling exhibitions manager will work closely with you and your staff to develop a detailed installation and de-installation plan tailored to your needs and exhibition characteristics.
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