10 March at 15:00 CET.

This presentation explores how to design an interactive exhibit focused on an endemic, endangered species. Using the African penguin as a case study, we learn how to translate conservation science into accessible, engaging experiences, integrate interactivity to drive emotional connection and balance education with marine conservation and welfare. The session will also highlight practical design decisions that encourage visitor action and long-term conservation impact. If you wish to take part in the webinar, please register here at least one hour before the webinar begins. ***Please register using the same email address associated with your IE membership.***

Claire Taylor is an interactive exhibits and marine animal welfare specialist who has been creating educational experiences for 26 years. She studied multimedia design, combining creative thinking with a passion for marine animal conservation and welfare. As a mother of three children, Claire brings a unique, family-focused perspective to creating meaningful, accessible and engaging exhibits for all ages.

Samantha Duddington is a creative manager with over a decade of experience in graphic design. She is passionate about using design to connect audiences with the ocean and inspire meaningful conservation action. Through her role, she develops interactive exhibits that educate and engage visitors with a strong emphasis on endangered species like the African penguin.