Bangalore: In a landmark India debut, Umi Early Years in Bangalore is hosting the Natural History Museum London’s prestigious ‘Fixing the Broken Planet’ exhibition till May 31, 2026. This high-stakes showcase bridges global scientific expertise with the next generation, empowering children aged 4–12 to tackle urgent environmental challenges through 30-minute guided sessions. It is a rare, unprecedented opportunity for families to engage with world-class conservation insights and lead the way toward a sustainable future.
The exhibition brings together engaging visual panels and insightful content that introduce young audiences to some of the most pressing environmental issues of our time. It focuses on climate change, biodiversity, food choices and everyday consumption, encouraging children to understand the impact of human actions on the planet.
Visitors will learn about climate change, its causes, effects and possible solutions for a sustainable future. The exhibition also highlights the importance of biodiversity and protecting ecosystems, while exploring how food habits influence the environment and how simple, conscious choices can reduce waste and promote sustainable living.
Through this experience, Umi Early Years aims to inspire children to become more environmentally aware and encourage families to adopt small but meaningful changes in their daily lives.
Event Details:
Where: Umi Early Years
Date: Open till 31st May
Time: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM
Duration: 30 minutes
Age Group: 4 years to 12 years
