Ice Age Mammals

Full-size Exhibition

Chill out with a great new travelling exhibition on ice-age mammals. This exhibition features dozens of real fossils, touchable casts and specimens along with really cool interactives. Dramatic murals by Yukon-based palaeoartist George "Rinaldino" Teichmann round out the experience. Contemporary and relevant research is presented in an engaging way that is designed to appeal to the public and school audiences. The exhibition focuses on ice-age mammals, climate change, extinction and human impact on climate and species.

• dozens of Canadian specimens and casts
• interpretive units and panels
• large scale visuals, including timescale
• computer and mechanical interactives
• audio-visual presentation
• photographs
• hands-on components
• programme manual and materials

• 200 m² (approx. 2000 sq. ft.)
• storage for shipping crates

• security and environmental controls
• active staff participation to organize and present programmes
• VCR
• audio cassette player
• slide projector and screen

Loan fees start at $6500, and they include technical support and insurance. Shipping fees are extra. The cast of the mastodon skeleton is optional, and an extra fee applies.

Contact: For information about costs, availability and reservations, contact Nature by email, by phone at 613.566.4211 or by fax at 613.364.4023.

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