Overview of photographic material

Overview of photographic material
The Klimahaus® management supplies photographic material free if charge for editing purposes only.
The picture credits must include the name of the photographer and Klimahaus® Bremerhaven 8° Ost,
e.g. Marcus Meyer / Klimahaus® Bremerhaven 8° Ost. Please contact us for high resolution images.
Exterior views
The Klimahaus® Bremerhaven 8° Ost: The flowing shape of the 125m long and almost 30 m high
building in Bremerhaven’s new tourist quarter “Havenwelten” resembles a cloud or a stylised ship.
This unique knowledge and adventure world is concerned with the highly topical issues of climate
and climate change.
Exterior view daylight
Photo: Jan Rathke
Exterior view twilight
Photo: Marcus Meyer
Night view
Photo: Laurence Delderfield
Klimahaus® Bremerhaven 8° Ost
Contact details for media inquiries: Carmen Susanne Fuseler
Klimahaus® Betriebsgesellschaft mbH, Am Längengrad 8, 27568 Bremerhaven, Germany
Tel.: 0049471 902030-28, email: [email protected], www.klimahaus-bremerhaven.de
Journey
Switzerland
In Switzerland the path leads through craggy
rock formations, to the summit cross and into
the glacier cave which is actually frozen. It
smells of alpine meadows, cow and hay.
Photo: Jan Rathke
Sardinia
Visitors move around the second stop of the journey,
Sardinia, as if they had shrunk to the size of an insect
amongst oversized insects and blades of grass. The
butterfly effect is put to the test in the dented can.
Photo: Laurence Delderfield
Niger
In arid heat of up to 35°C
(98°F), visitors can
experience the expanses
of desert and the daily
life of the Tuareg in
Niger.
Photos: Florian Müller
Cameroon
In this riverscape, visitors will come across exotic fish which
can be observed from a hanging bridge. A Klimahaus®
employee caught most of the fish himself in Cameroon and
transported them to Bremerhaven. The Klimahaus® animal
keepers are now breeding the next generation.
Photo: Jan Rathke
Klimahaus® Bremerhaven 8° Ost
Contact details for media inquiries: Carmen Susanne Fuseler
Klimahaus® Betriebsgesellschaft mbH, Am Längengrad 8, 27568 Bremerhaven, Germany
Tel.: 0049471 902030-28, email: [email protected], www.klimahaus-bremerhaven.de
Antarctica
The polar climate of Antarctica means ice
cold – in this exhibition area, the walls and
the floor are covered with real ice and the
temperatures are below -6°C.
Photo: Florian Müller
Even though the visitors really get to feel
the cool climate, they do not need a scarf after a short walk, they will reach the
warmth of the polar station, which is
rebuilt true to the original.
Photo: Florian Müller
Samoa
Through a green botanical canyon, visitors reach a sandy beach.
More than 30° C, warm sand and palm trees invite the visitors to
linger. A staircase leads to the aquaria of the exotic underwater
world of a fringing reef.
Photo: Marcus Meyer
Fringing reef Samoa
Visitors can explore the exotic underwater world of a fringing reef.
More than 200 different animal species and more than 1,000 creatures
live in the aquaria and terrariums of the Klimahaus®.
Photo: Florian Müller
Klimahaus® Bremerhaven 8° Ost
Contact details for media inquiries: Carmen Susanne Fuseler
Klimahaus® Betriebsgesellschaft mbH, Am Längengrad 8, 27568 Bremerhaven, Germany
Tel.: 0049471 902030-28, email: [email protected], www.klimahaus-bremerhaven.de
Alaska
St. Lawrence Island, Alaska: An Island in change, between
tradition and modern spirit. The inhabitants of St.
Lawrence, the Yupik, are one of the few people on Earth
that are legally allowed to hunt for whales for food.
Photo: Florian Müller
Hallig Langeness
On the Hallig Langeness,
visitors experience the North
Sea tides and what it means to
live with “land unter”.
Photo: Jan Rathke
Perspectives
Typical fish of the German coast line
area live in the North Sea Barrel.
Photo: Florian Müller
Perspectives
The Perspectives trace the tracks of climate
change from natural changes in the Earth’s
history up to anthropogenic climate change.
Photo: Florian Müller
Explorer Desks
Explorer desks invite the visitors to get a feel for
a scientist’s everyday life.
Photo: Florian Müller
Klimahaus® Bremerhaven 8° Ost
Contact details for media inquiries: Carmen Susanne Fuseler
Klimahaus® Betriebsgesellschaft mbH, Am Längengrad 8, 27568 Bremerhaven, Germany
Tel.: 0049471 902030-28, email: [email protected], www.klimahaus-bremerhaven.de
Opportunities
In the exhibition area “Chances”, visitors can
enter game chambers and find out which aspects,
from shopping to renovating a flat or house,
influence the personal CO2-record.
Photo: Florian Müller
Portraits
Arne Dunker, Managing Director, Klimahaus®Betriebsgesellschaft mbH
Photo: Jan Rathke
Klimahaus® Bremerhaven 8° Ost
Contact details for media inquiries: Carmen Susanne Fuseler
Klimahaus® Betriebsgesellschaft mbH, Am Längengrad 8, 27568 Bremerhaven, Germany
Tel.: 0049471 902030-28, email: [email protected], www.klimahaus-bremerhaven.de

Download Report