La­ke Con­stan­ce ha­bi­tat - tra­ces of a cen­tu­ry

The lake does not rest still. From the body of water to miniature crabs to catfish and mute swans - everything in Lake Constance is connected in a large network of relationships. Small changes are therefore often enough to have major consequences. In the last hundred years there have been three main causes of such changes: the nutrient content in the lake, newly established animal and plant species and of course climate change, which has a significant impact on the lake and its inhabitants. The exhibition "Lake Constance Habitat - Traces of a Century" looks at the interaction of these factors and the effects on the creatures in and around the lake. It opens on March 22nd at 6 p.m. with an introductory lecture by Dr. Dietmar Straile from the Limnological Institute of the University of Konstanz; the university and the SeeWandel project have made their research results available as cooperation partners of the Lake Constance Natural History Museum. Admission to the opening is free; The exhibition will then run until March 9, 2025. The supporting program for adults and families, schools and kindergartens will be published on the museum's homepage.

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