The exhibition shows solutions, instead of raising a warning finger, it portrays inspiring people who are working towards a better future.

On November 2, 2023, the new special exhibition "Insect Extinction - Everything will be fine" opens at the Natural History Museum Bern: A journey into the year 2053. It is a silent but rapid death: Insects are disappearing. In just 30 years, almost three quarters of the biomass of flying insects has been lost. This is a huge problem for humans - because insects not only play a major role in nature, but also in our diet. Is everything now lost?

The special exhibition says: No! It is no coincidence that the exhibition "Insect Extinction - Everything will be fine" has a provocatively optimistic subtitle. It is set in the year 2053 and shows how a future can be created in which the great catastrophe is averted. Instead of presenting problems, it shows solutions, instead of raising a warning finger, it portrays inspiring people who are working towards a better future - for people and for insects.


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