NHM Exhibitions Interpretation

The Natural History Museum has extensive expertise in communicating scientific research to public audiences through award-winning exhibitions and visitor experiences.

This product provides access to the full exhibition interpretation from five major Museum exhibitions: Dino Jaws, Birds, Antarctica, Life in the Dark and Whales. The dataset includes all visitor-facing interpretive text, including exhibition panels, specimen labels and supporting interpretation.

Created by scientists, curators, educators and interpretation specialists, the text demonstrates how complex scientific concepts can be communicated in ways that are engaging, accessible and scientifically accurate. It also reflects the Museum's established tone of voice and approach to public science communication.

Organisations can license individual exhibitions or the complete set, depending on their requirements.

Potential applications include educational AI, digital avatars, conversational tools, science explainers and other public-facing products. The dataset may also be valuable for organisations seeking examples of audience-focused science writing and trusted approaches to communicating scientific topics to non-specialist audiences.

Interested in exploring this collection further? Submit an enquiry to the Natural History Museum team to discuss your use case.