Smithsonian’s American Indian museum hosts Living Earth Festival, exhibit on climate change (AP 7/21)
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NMAI focuses on the environment with exhibit and Earth festival
Posted: Friday, July 22, 2011
The National Museum of the American Indian is focusing on environment issues with a new exhibit on climate change.
"Conversations with the Earth: Indigenous Voices on Climate Change" opens today. It's the first of its kind devoted to indigenous science and indigenous views on the environment.
The exhibit coincides with the second Living Earth festival, which runs through the weekend. Both include events that focus on environmental issues.
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Smithsonian’s American Indian museum hosts Living Earth Festival, exhibit on climate change (AP 7/21)
Smithsonian’s American Indian museum hosts Living Earth Festival, exhibit on climate change (AP 7/21)
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