Océanolab’s Alcid project lets visitors follow live research into climate change, Breton seaweed and the resilience of coastal ecosystems.
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Océanolab presents the Alcid research project through the organisms, instruments and questions used to study Brittany’s changing coast. Work on seaweed and ecosystem resilience explains how marine scientists observe the effects of climate pressure in local waters. Live research material gives the exhibition a precise link between public interpretation and scientific activity at the Brest aquarium.
When:
11 April to 1 November 2026 Europe/Paris
Where:
Océanopolis, Brest
Category:
Literature & Ideas, Nature & Outdoor Activities
Topic:
events
Region:
Bretagne, France
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