VisualSEA - The Ocean's Hidden Life in a Changing Climate
VisualSEA aims to give a face to marine organisms, fostering an emotional connection to and a deeper understanding of the biodiversity affected by climate change.
The project focuses on organisms from different levels of the marine food web, ranging from phytoplankton and zooplankton to shellfish, fish larvae, and fish. Through large, visually striking SEM images combined with short research-based narratives, audiences will gain insight into how climate change affects marine biodiversity and the ecological interactions that underpin life in the ocean.
As part of the project, a travelling exhibition will be developed and presented at libraries and other public venues, complemented by public science lectures.
Cooperating partner
NOFIMA
