Open Doors, Open Questions: The Future of Natural History Museums

Natural history museums are best known for dinosaurs and dioramas, but they are far more than a look back. Home to some of the world’s largest research collections, they are responding to a world in flux, shaped by a changing climate, a digital-native public and a growing need for fact-based knowledge. Museum leaders from around the globe discuss what it means to take responsibility for the future: shaping our understanding of what it means to be human and reimagining how research is experienced.