I recently payed a visit to the Natural History Museum London as part of my research, only to discover the newly constructed Darwin Centre, who's premises houses large numbers of marine specimens along with research facilities, catalogues, examples of plants, and land invertebrates. 
The centre is also home to an interactive wall, highlighting the dangers coral reefs face due to climate change, covering ocean acidification, changes in ocean currents and the transference of carbon between land and sea. The piece is highly colourful and extremely intriguing inviting the viewer to explore the reef whilst imposing the message that these Eco systems are in trouble.
The centre is also home to an interactive wall, highlighting the dangers coral reefs face due to climate change, covering ocean acidification, changes in ocean currents and the transference of carbon between land and sea. The piece is highly colourful and extremely intriguing inviting the viewer to explore the reef whilst imposing the message that these Eco systems are in trouble.
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