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(Created claim: summary (P836): The Centre National de la Mer — Nausicaa, aquarium and scientific and technical culture centre, which has been set up since 1991 currently has 5 000 m³ of catchment areas, is home to 36 000 marine creatures and is an essential place to discover the fauna and flora of the world’s marine environment. As a tool for economic development and attraction for the territory, Nausicaa has also become a key national and international element in the educati...) |
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The Centre National de la Mer — Nausicaa, aquarium and scientific and technical culture centre, which has been set up since 1991 currently has 5 000 m³ of catchment areas, is home to 36 000 marine creatures and is an essential place to discover the fauna and flora of the world’s marine environment. As a tool for economic development and attraction for the territory, Nausicaa has also become a key national and international element in the education and occupation of world knowledge on the oceans and the associated major challenges. In order to consolidate this development, it is now necessary to renew its visit stream, to increase its reception capacity and its attractiveness. In addition to improving the media library in the context of the Learning Centre and the renovation of existing areas and basins, the extension project provides for the creation of two new poles of major attraction: — ‘The country of the aurères’, comprising 4 ponds for walruses and a catchment area for manchots, ‘Aventure en Haute Mer’, diving in the ocean and the abyss around the largest catchment area in Europe of almost 10.000 m³. The construction of these new spaces will lead to a doubling of the surface of the equipment (from 25 466.58 m² to 45 995.08 m²) and a total of 20.000 m³ to 5.000 m³ today. (English) | |||
| Property / summary: The Centre National de la Mer — Nausicaa, aquarium and scientific and technical culture centre, which has been set up since 1991 currently has 5 000 m³ of catchment areas, is home to 36 000 marine creatures and is an essential place to discover the fauna and flora of the world’s marine environment. As a tool for economic development and attraction for the territory, Nausicaa has also become a key national and international element in the education and occupation of world knowledge on the oceans and the associated major challenges. In order to consolidate this development, it is now necessary to renew its visit stream, to increase its reception capacity and its attractiveness. In addition to improving the media library in the context of the Learning Centre and the renovation of existing areas and basins, the extension project provides for the creation of two new poles of major attraction: — ‘The country of the aurères’, comprising 4 ponds for walruses and a catchment area for manchots, ‘Aventure en Haute Mer’, diving in the ocean and the abyss around the largest catchment area in Europe of almost 10.000 m³. The construction of these new spaces will lead to a doubling of the surface of the equipment (from 25 466.58 m² to 45 995.08 m²) and a total of 20.000 m³ to 5.000 m³ today. (English) / rank | |||
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Revision as of 07:50, 25 February 2020
Project in France financed by DG Regio
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| English | Construction of the extension and restructuring of NAUSICAA |
Project in France financed by DG Regio |
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17,000,000.0 Euro
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49,387,151.22 Euro
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1 January 2014
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31 July 2022
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Communauté d'Agglomération du Boulonnais
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50°43'37.67"N, 1°36'29.20"E
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62321
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Le Centre National de la Mer - Nausicaa, aquarium et centre de culture scientifique et technique, créé depuis 1991 dispose actuellement de 5000 m3 de bassins d’exposition, héberge 36 000 créatures marines et figure comme un endroit incontournable pour découvrir la faune et la flore du monde marin. Outil de développement économique et vecteur d’attractivité pour le territoire, Nausicaa est également devenu, à l’échelle nationale et internationale, un vecteur essentiel de pédagogie et de faire-valoir reconnu de la connaissance mondiale sur les océans et les grands enjeux à venir qui y sont liés. Afin de conforter ce développement, il convient désormais de renouveler son parcours de visite, d’accroître sa capacité d’accueil et son attractivité. Outre l’amélioration de la médiathèque dans le cadre du Learning center et la rénovation des espaces et bassins existants, le projet d’extension prévoit la création de deux nouveaux pôles d’attraction majeure : - « Au pays des Aurores Polaires », comprenant 4 bassins pour les morses et un bassin pour les manchots, - « Aventure en Haute Mer », plongée dans l’Océan et les abysses autour du plus grand bassin d’Europe de près de 10.000 m3. La construction de ces nouveaux espaces va conduire à un doublement de la superficie de l’équipement (de 25466,58m² à 45995,08 m²) et à un total de 20.000 m3 de bassins contre 5.000m3 aujourd’hui. (French)
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The Centre National de la Mer — Nausicaa, aquarium and scientific and technical culture centre, which has been set up since 1991 currently has 5 000 m³ of catchment areas, is home to 36 000 marine creatures and is an essential place to discover the fauna and flora of the world’s marine environment. As a tool for economic development and attraction for the territory, Nausicaa has also become a key national and international element in the education and occupation of world knowledge on the oceans and the associated major challenges. In order to consolidate this development, it is now necessary to renew its visit stream, to increase its reception capacity and its attractiveness. In addition to improving the media library in the context of the Learning Centre and the renovation of existing areas and basins, the extension project provides for the creation of two new poles of major attraction: — ‘The country of the aurères’, comprising 4 ponds for walruses and a catchment area for manchots, ‘Aventure en Haute Mer’, diving in the ocean and the abyss around the largest catchment area in Europe of almost 10.000 m³. The construction of these new spaces will lead to a doubling of the surface of the equipment (from 25 466.58 m² to 45 995.08 m²) and a total of 20.000 m³ to 5.000 m³ today. (English)
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Identifiers
7525
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