Finding Home: Returning to a Planet of Hope Where Humans and Nature Coexist

The exhibition 'Finding Home: Returning to a Planet of Hope Where Humans and Nature Coexist' focuses on biodiversity, guiding visitors to explore the natural beauty and cultural value of Earth, and to reflect on our definition and responsibility towards our home. The exhibition showcases how biodiversity shapes the face of the Earth through exquisite specimens, touching stories, and interactive installations. In artworks like 'Summer Night,' visitors can relive the charm of natural sounds and feel the melancholy of losing the croaks of frogs and the chirps of crickets. Additionally, the exhibition emphasizes the importance of sustainable eating, reminding us through indigenous culture and ecological wisdom how to change our food systems to protect the planet's biodiversity. This exhibition is not only a visual and intellectual feast but also a profound reflection on nature and our future home, inspiring us to take action in protecting the Earth while exploring its beauty. Finding Home: Returning to a Planet of Hope Where Humans and Nature Coexist Exhibition Location｜4th Floor, Biodiversity, Science and Education Museum Visitor Information｜Admission with a valid ticket for the museum's permanent or special exhibitions, or a valid membership card