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Exhibition until November 28, 2021 at the Japanische Palais

Roaming Animals -

Migration in the Animal Kingdom

What do the mitten crab, raccoon and American bullfrog have in common?
Correct! Under natural conditions, they would not occur here in Germany.
Like numerous other plant and animal species, they were introduced to Germany unnoticed or intentionally and now pose a threat to biological diversity.

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Exhibition site

Japanese Palace in Dresden-Neustadt

Senckenberg Natural History Collections Dresden

Dear visitors, from Friday, May 21, 2021 we are open again and look forward to welcoming you to the new exhibition “Animal Migration – Migration in the Animal Kingdom”!

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  • Exhibition until November 28, 2021 at the Japanische Palais

    Roaming Animals -

    Migration in the Animal Kingdom

  • Exhibition site

    Japanese Palace in Dresden-Neustadt

    Senckenberg Natural History Collections Dresden

Our educational offers

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Senckenberg Dresden

Daycare Centers and Schools

With its special exhibitions in the Japanese Palace in Dresden and the Research Institute in Dresden-Klotzsche, the Senckenberg Natural History Collections Dresden are an exciting extracurricular place of learning.

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Senckenberg Dresden

Lecture Series

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Kinder vor Schmetterlingen
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NORBERT MIGULETZ

Guided Tours

In our current special exhibition at the Japanische Palais

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Opened from tuesday – sunday: 10:00 am to 6pm

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What is our attitude towards the wolf?

KnowWolf Survey

The survey of the KnowWolf project aims to better understand societal preferences and needs on the topic of wolf protection and management. This should contribute to a better coexistence of humans and wolves.

Link to survey

Find out more about the KnowWolf project here

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