BUND-Hörausstellung: Ruhe für die Schweinswale
12.11.2025 - 13.03.2026
-3.7 °C
Communicating with the help of sound waves? For a harbor porpoise, this is quite simple, as it can use its biosonar to orient itself in the ocean waters. But how does it do this? And why is the noise caused by increasing human activity in the sea threatening this marine mammal?
Dive into the world of porpoises in the special exhibition at Juist National Park House. Learn exciting and surprising facts about our native cetacean species on informative information boards and experience the underwater world of the North Sea in the sound chair.
Learn how the consequences of noise pollution can be reduced for marine animals in the North Sea.
The special exhibition is located in front of and inside Juist National Park House. Some modules are only accessible during opening hours.
Admission free of charge. We are happy to receive a donation.