Marsh Ecology Museum

The innovative and inclusive approach of the Marsh Ecology Museum is remarkable and makes it a one-of-a-kind experience. Composed of 3 rooms, the peculiarity of the Marsh Ecology Museum lies in its original layout and its deeply educational mission: a characteristic of the naturalistic museum is in fact that it does not present stuffed animals on display, but very faithful models made in real size (1st room) and enlarged (2nd room).
The choice to present realistic models of animals, both life-size and enlarged, rather than using stuffed animals, helps create a more authentic and interactive atmosphere for visitors. This approach offers a more accurate view of the animals, promoting a deeper understanding of the ecology of the marsh.

The absence of display cases and the approach without captions allow visitors to move freely and immerse themselves completely in the natural environment. The multi-sensory experience, which includes the possibility of touching the animals and hearing their sounds, amplifies the emotional impact.

Inclusive Approach: The museum design takes into account the different needs of visitors, allowing people with disabilities to fully enjoy the experience. The possibility of touching the animals and appreciating their details in a tactile way is particularly significant for visitors who are visually impaired or blind.

Promoting Knowledge: By eliminating traditional displays and captions, the museum promotes learning through direct observation and interaction. This educational approach is essential to developing a deep love and respect for nature, as it offers practical and tangible knowledge of the surrounding environment.

The Marsh Ecology Museum stands out for its innovation in museum approach, making the understanding of ecology and animal life an accessible and engaging experience for all visitors.