The wolf has returned to Denmark after 200 years, and the Natural History Museum invites children to an exciting week of research and discovery. Through interactive activities, you become a wolf researcher and learn about these fascinating animals.
Program and activities
- Lecture: "UP CLOSE with the wolf" featuring Kent Olsen, head of the National Wolf Monitoring Programme, where you learn about the wolf's role in the ecosystem and how to distinguish wolves from dogs
- Exhibitions and experiences: Visit "The Global Backyard" in darkness during "Night at the Museum", go on safari in Uniparken, and try the job of wolf researcher
- Competition: Count the wolves at the museum and win attractive prizes
Young visitors receive free admission, and there is a café with hot and cold drinks if you need a break from adventures.
