

A North American tour is on the horizon for Science North’s newest special exhibition
WaterWorks: Soak Up the Science. At the end of the month the exhibition is heading to The Lawrence Hall of Science in Berkeley, California.
“Current issues in freshwater quality and management are hot topics right now, making WaterWorks: Soak Up the Science a very timely exhibition,“ comments Jennifer Pink, Science North Science Director. “Since it opened in March more than 100,000 visitors have come through the WaterWorks exhibition at Science North to learn how we use water and its importance in our everyday lives.”
“Science centres and museums across the United States are showing a keen interest in WaterWorks, an exhibition that lets people work and play with water, harness its power and learn more about conservation,” said Julie Moskalyk, Science North International Sales Manager. “So far several leases have been secured, and over the next few years this exhibition will be making stops at science centres and museums in places like Michigan, Florida, Kansas, and Texas.”
In 1996, Science North created a specialized unit to sell the award-winning exhibitions and multimedia theatres that are created by Science North’s highly skilled staff scientists and in-house production teams. Profits from these initiatives are directed back into exhibit development and renewal. This helps to provide visitors with an ever-changing experience when they visit Science North and Dynamic Earth.
Dow Corning Foundation is the tour presenter for WaterWorks. The local presenter is Ontario Power Generation. The exhibition is also supported by: Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation, Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund, , City of Greater Sudbury, RBC Royal Bank, GE Canada and Fisheries and Oceans Canada. Media sponsors are CTV, The Sudbury Star and EZ Rock 105.3.
www.sciencenorth.ca/water





