Prirodograd — a journey to Wonderland
Clean the river from pollution, draw hearts instead of spots of the leopard, find treasures and even survive the apocalypse. Adventures await guests of the Ministry of Natural Resources exposition.
If you dream of finding yourself in a fairy-tale forest among exotic giant plants and fantastic animals, then be sure to visit Pavilion B "Prirodograd" from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of the Russian Federation.
"From the first step it’s just one continuous "Wow!" The design is reminiscent of Tim Burton films and the fairy tale "Alice in Wonderland". Very beautiful and unusual. We are delighted", — mother Kristina Skvortsova shares her impressions.
But the main thing, according to the woman, is the semantic load. Children can learn about the importance of ecology by playing and having fun, without lectures or moralizing. For example, you can watch a video about river pollution, and then try to save the reservoir yourself. The kids happily rush to the pool and catch the plastic. It’s even more interesting to recycle plastic yourself during a workshop and receive a gift for it.
One of the most creative attractions is coloring, which is really sophisticated. Armed with a tablet, you can choose colors and patterns for animals, birds and insects. Children can show their imagination and think up creatures that have never been seen before, and at the same time learn a lot of interesting things about the real animals. And the best part is when your amazing animal comes to life on a huge screen.
In the small, cozy world of Prirodograd, exciting things await guests at every step. You can visit the horror room, find out your carbon footprint, discover minerals, see rare animals.
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