Event organized on the occasion of World Biodiversity Day
Lisa Angelini is a naturalist and researcher at MUSE – Museo delle Scienze. Her work focuses on botany, alpine biodiversity, and environmental education, contributing to scientific research, public engagement, and the enhancement of museum collections.
Giulia Bombieri is a zoologist and researcher at MUSE – Museo delle Scienze, specializing in conservation biology. Her research focuses on the ecology of large carnivores and human–wildlife coexistence, with international experience studying bears, wolves, and alpine biodiversity.
Ornithologist and zoology curator at MUSE, Trento. Holding a degree in Natural Sciences and a PhD, he researches bird ecology and migration across the Alps, leading monitoring and census programs and applying tools such as stable isotopes and GPS tracking.
The MUSE, opened in 2013 and designed by the architect Renzo Piano, is located in the new Albere district of Trento. One of the most frequented science museums in Europe, it combines the traditional exhibition techniques of the best natural history museums with interactive and multimedia routes, which stimulate the curiosity of visitors.
The building, with its profiles, large spaces and bright and light architecture, aims to be in itself a metaphor for the mountain, and proposes the visit of different natural environments, including a large tropical greenhouse.
