The Great Lakes Story -- An Interactive Traveling Exhibit

五大湖的故事——互动巡回展览

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项目摘要

"The Great Lakes Story" is a 3,000 sq. ft. interactive traveling exhibit based on the highly successful and unique permanent exhibition at the Great Lakes Science Center. Its focus is devoted to highlighting the natural history of the Great Lakes ecosystem. The traveling exhibit will allow even more visitors around the country to understand the beauty, majesty and restoration efforts of this important national resource. Through a planned six-year tour, it is estimated "The Great Lakes Story" will be experienced by as many as three million people.There will be several components, including hands-on exhibits, organized with a centerpiece of a walk-around model of the Great Lakes region, and other interactive components. The four major areas of the exhibit are physical characteristics of the Lakes, the natural cycles and processes which shaped them over time, changes and threats to the Lakes (especially human-induced), and finally, restoration efforts to bring the Lakes back to being the rich and productive ecosystem they should be. Along with these exhibit areas, other project components are educational and marketing materials to ensure that host science centers are able to provide a complete learning experience to their youth, family, and adult audiences around the country.
“五大湖的故事”是一个3,000平方米。英尺互动旅游展览的基础上非常成功和独特的永久性展览在五大湖科学中心。 其重点是致力于突出五大湖生态系统的自然历史。 巡回展览将让全国更多的游客了解这一重要国家资源的美丽,威严和恢复工作。 通过一个为期六年的巡回演出计划,预计“五大湖的故事”将有多达300万人体验。将有几个组成部分,包括动手展览,组织与五大湖地区的步行模型的核心,和其他互动组件。 展览的四个主要领域是湖泊的物理特征,随着时间的推移塑造它们的自然周期和过程,对湖泊的变化和威胁(特别是人类引起的),最后是恢复努力,使湖泊恢复为它们应该是的丰富和多产的生态系统。 沿着这些展区,其他项目组成部分是教育和营销材料,以确保主办科学中心能够为全国各地的青少年、家庭和成年观众提供完整的学习体验。

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