MenuThe Earth's Thin Skin
Our Soil
04.10.2019-12.07.2020
About the exhibition
The international touring exhibition The Earth’s Thin Skin – Our Soil from Museum Görlitz (Senckenberg, Germany) helps visitors understand the fascinating diversity of life in soil, and its functions. An abundance of organisms inhabits the ‘earth’s thin skin’: worms, mites, springtails, and countless other animals which, together with bacteria and fungi, ensure fertile soil. Their activity forms the basis for plant growth and thus for the usage of soil by humans.
The exhibition presents the great range of soil inhabitants, their way of life and function in the nutrient cycle. Moreover, visitors receive information about how our soil comes into existence, its variety, and the threats it faces. They also learn how soil can be protected and utilised in a sustainable way.
Gallery
Natural History Museum
Joanneumsviertel
8010 Graz, Österreich
T +43-316/8017-9100
joanneumsviertel@museum-joanneum.at
Opening Hours
Tue-Sun, public holidays 10am - 5pm
Guided tours
Sat, 2:30pm (ger). Times may vary. For specific dates, please visit our calendar. Guided tours also on advance notice.
Centre of Natural History
Weinzöttlstraße 16
8045 Graz, Österreich
T +43-316/8017-9000
Appointment upon request
Opening hours OHO!
Tues - Sat 10am - 12pm
Closed: 07.01.2020
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