exhibition on nature conservation educates kids, encourages action | coimbatore news - times of india - interactive displays for business

Coimbatore: as decision makers are committed to the growth of infrastructure and natural development, it is necessary to impart knowledge about natural vulnerability to future decision makers.
Reflection: learning from nature-Goethe zintm's exhibition in India, Kota Kinabalu
The goal of the German cultural association is to do so.
The exhibition has panels, LED screens and interactive displays on four elements of nature, air, fire, water and earth.
The space is divided into four pavilions, one for each element.
Each pavilion shows the kindness and hostility of the elements.
Kavitha Sasidaran, head of Goethe-zintam language department, said the exhibition aims to educate young people on the importance of environmental protection.
The exhibition has been on tour around the world for the past two years.
She told TOI that it was last held in Mumbai, from where it came to the city.
This event is conceptualized under four concepts, how these elements are used for human improvement, how nature provides clues to technological progress, how to rethink our attitude towards nature, and a simple set of interactive experiments and working modes.
There are recent examples of technological advances from nature in the Bionicas section.
A concept like this
Passive House-
The children who visited the event on Wednesday were particularly popular.
It envisions an energy source.
Efficient House, harvest solar energy, keep cold during the day, keep warm at night.
The exhibition will be open for free in the city until September 5.
Open from nine o'clock A. M. to five o'clock P. M. from Tuesday to Sunday.
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