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EXPO 2015
Biodiversity Narratives: the Exhibition
An exhibition illustrating the history
of biodiversity issues around the planet has been created within the Biodiversity Park grounds by the Expo
Milano 2015 Advisory Committee.
The exhibition follows a circular route, leading the visitor through nine
main circular areas and four secondary spaces.
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oil and wine; 4) livestock produce;
The first section is entitled, "Intro- 5) herbal products, supplements,
duction to the theme". From the- well-being; 6) services, technolore, visitors decide whether to go gies, training, certification
clockwise: from the past into the future, or anti-clockwise: from the fu- Each area is complemented by
ture to the past. The sections are: 1) examples of outstanding achieveIntroduction to the theme; 2) Wild: ments on the part of farmers who,
Biodiversity Before the Advent of through their commitment, passion
Agriculture; 3) Domestication, Far- and innovation, have helped to proming and Agrobiodiversity; 4) The tect natural ecosystems and biodiGreat Voyages; 5) Crop Rotation; 6) versity. The installation will be baThe “Green Revolution”; 7) Beyond sed on multi-media technologies,
the “Green Revolution”; 8) Innova- evoking the land and products.
tions, Technologies, and a Future
That is Already Here; 9) Now What? The last part of the Pavilion includes an Organic Store, in partnerIndoor space: the Organic and Na- ship with NaturaSì; and an Organic
Restaurant, in partnership with Alce
tural Products Pavilion
Nero-Berberè.
The Organic and Natural Products
Pavilion forms the heart of the Biodiversity Park, a place to learn about
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