Costa Rica's rainforest is one of the most species-rich habitats on earth - and at the same time is under increasing pressure. The exhibition offers a precise insight into this unique ecosystem and makes its importance for humans and nature tangible.

Costa Rica is home to around 6% of the world's biodiversity and offers us humans an exciting and valuable insight into the tropical rainforest. 
However, millions of hectares of rainforest are cut down worldwide every year. Globalisation, consumption and the resulting climate change are the main causes of the disappearance of the valuable rainforest ecosystem. As a result, the human connection to the rainforest is also being lost.
The exhibition offers insights into a section of the rainforest and the complex relationship between humans and nature.

We are pleased to invite you to visit the exhibition with photography by Alexander Honold in the Stadthaus Ulm! 
Your project team,
Swetlana Kreinert and Karla Nieraad (Head of the Stadthaus)

Further information at: stadthaus.ulm.de/ausstellungen/alexander-honold-im-urwald-von-costa-rica