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Natural History galleries now open

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The seacliff has been thoroughly cleaned and it's even got new seaweed on it - as you will be able to smell when you enter the gallery!

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The Badgers have been cleaned as well

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The Red Fox and its new snow

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The new Insight gallery

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The new Insight gallery

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The new Insight gallery

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The Tree of Life the new gallery

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The glass wall display of vertebrates

After 18 months the Natural History galleries have finally reopened. The seacliff and woodland dioramas have received a thorough clean and now look just as they did when they first opened in 1994.

Further back we now have a new gallery - Insight - which explores some of the scientific research which goes on in the Department of BioSyB and Department of Geology.

Beyond the Insight gallery the science education space has also received a major revamp and reopens as the Clore Learning Space.

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