Climate Exhibition from Exeter Science Centre, part of the Great Big Green Week
This interactive exhibition demonstrates the science that underpins climate modelling.
- Booking not needed
- Free event
Experience a taster of Exeter Science Centre's Climate Exhibition at Killerton for Big Green Week. There will be a selection of hands-on exhibits and creative activities for you to explore how local scientists are studying Earth's climate, and how it is changing. The exhibition invites us to consider what actions we can take individually and collectively to make a positive difference to tackle climate change and related global issues. The exhibition is supported by a programme of ranger walks that show how Killerton is managing its 10sq mile estate to help nature and mitigate against the worst impacts of climate change.
Times
The basics
- Suitability
The exhibition is suitable for children and adults.
- Meeting point
This exhibition is in the engine house, which is in the main visitor carpark at Killerton.
- Accessibility
The exhibition space is free of steps.
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