Now Open at The Field Museum and Available for Tour! Nature Unleashed: Inside Natural Disasters Earthquakes. Tornadoes. Hurricanes. Volcanic eruptions. Tsunamis. From California to Krakatoa, these immense forces of geology and weather have shaped our planet and our world. How do they affect us, and how do we respond? Can we prevent them? Should we even try? Explore these questions and more in an exciting, immersive, and interactive new traveling exhibition from The Field Museum. Nature Unleashed: Inside Natural Disasters will feature approximately 7,000 square feet of visceral experiences, compelling media, and multi-disciplinary science that goes beyond the sensational headlines to explore the principles at work behind Earth's most powerful natural phenomena. Nature Unleashed will also feature real objects that tell real stories about the impact these phenomena have on our lives. These natural events, which have occurred through the centuries, are caused by the forces behind Earth's geology and meteorology. While human beings cannot stop these forces, our actions can have a strong impact on how frequently they occur, and on how damaging they are when they happen. National Tour Sponsor: Size Requirements: Approximately 7,000 ft2 (650 m2) Audience: Families, school groups, and adults Shipping: One-way, inbound, paid by host venue (international arrangements vary) Support: At least two experienced Field Museum staff technicians lead onsite installation and de-installation; Educators’ Guide, including information for teacher, student, and public programs; Exhibitor Toolkit, including logo, installation shots, rights-free images, B-roll, and sample press release and advertisements; Range of wholesale products developed for the exhibition; Installation and Design Manual detailing exhibition layout, installation, and maintenance Available Downloads: Nature Unleashed Fact Sheet (PDF, 1.6 mb) Nature Unleashed Floor Plan (PDF, 0.2 mb) Related Images: To view a larger image, click on a thumbnail. Learn More: Nature Unleashed tour schedule. For more information, please contact: Whitney Owens Traveling Exhibitions Director The Field Museum Phone: 001-312-665-7332 Fax: 001-312-665-7324 Amy Bornkamp Traveling Exhibitions Client Manager Phone: 001-312-665-7404 Fax: 001-312-665-7324 More Traveling Exhibitions: Pearls A T. Rex Named Sue Chocolate 50 Years of Powwow Transforming Tradition: Pottery from Mata Ortiz George Washington Carver Mammoths and Mastodons Gregor Mendel: Planting the Seeds of Genetics A Celebration of Souls: Day of the Dead in Southern Mexico Maps Traveling Exhibitions Home