The Field Museum’s extensive conservation-related exhibitions allow you to explore Earth’s incredible variety of wildlife, habitats, and cultures to learn more about how each benefits and supports the others. Through these fascinating and thought-provoking interactive experiences, you’ll discover how you can help sustain and protect our planet’s fragile web of life.

From September 2003 through May 2004, The Field Museum’s

• Family Adventure – Biodiversity and Conservation Tour Guide
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Each month, we highlight a different theme, bringing important perspectives to some of the most provocative and pressing environmental topics of our time:

	September—Climate Change Exhibition: Polar Thaw: Global Warming in the Arctic and Antarctic more information >>
	October—African Biodiversity Exhibition: Africa more information >>
	November—Genetic Biodiversity Exhibition: Life Over Time more information >>
	December—Island Biodiversity Exhibitions: The Natural Wonders of Madagascar: Photographs by Harald Shütz Exhibition: Traveling the Pacific more information >>
	January—Biodiversity in the Neotropics Exhibition: Plants of the World Exhibition: Eviction and Homecoming: The Story of Brazil’s Panará Indians more information >>
	February—Living Waters Exhibition: What is an Animal? more information >>
	Exhibition: Mammals of Asia March—Asian Biodiversity more information >>
	April—Biodiversity in Your Backyard Exhibition: Underground Adventure more information >>
	May—Tree of Life Exhibition: World of Mammals Exhibition: World of Birds more information >>

continue to September—Climate Change >> >>