Denmark from Glaciers to Global Warming

On the occasion of the United Nations Climate Change Conference taking place in Copenhagen from 7 to 18 of December, the National Museum of Denmark is making a contribution to the debate with the Climate exhibition t at explains how and why the Danish climate and landscape have changed, from the freezing Ice Ages through warm dark primal forest until today, with a peek into the future. This excellent show is a must-see when in Copenhagen and you can visit it until March 7, 2010.
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The Rainforest… in Copenhagen

They live in a place that is as close to the idea we have of Paradise as it can get. The Hiwi, Hoti and Panar people have lived in the rainforest region of the Orinoco River in southern Venezuela for thousands of years. The Nationalmuseet in Copenhagen is now presenting an amazing exhibition that follows these Indian tribes deep into the forest. The Indians of the Rain Forest takes visitors to a virtual trip to the rivers and the native villages, where everyday life, dreams and myths fuse together. From October 3 to February 28, 2010, you can live this experience in Copenhagen.
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