Interactive Pollinator Exhibition Programme

Enhancing green spaces in London where all natural pollinators can thrive, and their habitats can be enjoyed by all.

Interactive Pollinator Exhibition Programme

Bringing Urban Biodiversity into Corporate Spaces

Pollinating London Together developed an interactive exhibition designed to raise awareness of pollinator decline and connect with organisations seeking to improve urban biodiversity outcomes.

The exhibition debuted at Cannon Place, generously sponsored by CMS.

Purpose of the Exhibition

The programme was created to:

engage corporate sustainability and ESG leaders
connect with green space managers
support collaboration discussions
raise awareness of pollinator decline
promote science-led biodiversity action

By placing the exhibition within working environments, PLT brings biodiversity conversations directly into corporate settings.

What the Exhibition Includes

The installation comprises:

Large-format educational display boards
PLT branding and informational banners
Interactive augmented reality artwork
Sculptural installations

The exhibition is modular and can be displayed in a range of venues.

Art Meets Science

The exhibition features work by multi-media artist and science communicator Alex Hirtzel.

Her pieces explore:

plant-insect relationships
ecosystem interdependence
lost and threatened species
habitat fragmentation

Interactive elements allow viewers to engage via augmented reality, UV light and curated musical pairings, creating a multi-sensory educational experience.

A portion of artwork proceeds supports PLT’s charitable work.

Impact Summary

Corporate venue activation
ESG audience engagement
Sponsored exhibition (CMS)
Art-science collaboration
Repeatable outreach model
Revenue-linked artwork partnership