Author: Mathilde Tousignant

I’d like to tell you about what I call the children of the Biophare. Since 1995, students have come to help present the Biophare’s exhibitions. They visit our temporary or permanent exhibitions, learn all about them, then pass their knowledge on to other visitors. Since its creation, the Biophare has offered cultural and educational activities

As the Biophare’s new activities team, Linda Bélisle and I want to develop a dynamic environment that can quickly adapt to change—especially in these uncertain times, when we never know what tomorrow might bring. To deal with the pandemic, we’ve had to be very flexible. During the 2020 summer season, we adapted our activities for