Darwin Today is part of our celebrations for Darwin's 200th birthday this year. The exhibition features five groups of colourful graphic panels giving an insight into the huge impact of the great scientist’s ideas.
You can explore interactive games to find out about human origins and evolution in the future; Darwin’s impact on science in food, medicine, plants and animals, biodiversity and society.
The exhibition also looks at:
You can join in with free Darwin events and shows at the museum, so check our Darwin events page for more details.
There are more photos of the exhibition on our Darwin Today Flickr set.
Shelly the tortoise - an interactive in the exhibition
This exhibition has been created by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council on behalf of the Research Councils UK.
Darwin200 events at the museum:
Elsewhere in the UK
Prescot Museum is currently displaying a large number of natural history specimens from our collections including shells, fossils, plants and creepy crawlies. This temporary exhibition is also part of Darwin200 and is on show until 19 July 2009.
For more information about national events, visit the Darwin200 website.
