A better understanding to act better
Nausicaa’s new exhibit dedicated to Mr.Goodfish's programme is starting from April 4th, 2026.
Through an educational and interactive route, dive into the issues linked to sea products’ consumption and find out how you can contribute to the ocean's preservation.
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Facing these issues, this exposition gives you concrete answers for a better understanding…and to change your daily habits with the Mr.GoodFish’s program.
All long your visit, discover:
This experience is a family experience, accessible for children and adults to learn by having fun.
Mr. Goodfish is a European program initiated by Nausicaa and other collaborators aquariums. This program aims to raise awareness for responsible sea products consumption.
This program helps the consumers and skilled workers by suggesting simple markers, especially lists of recommended species according to the seasons in order to favour non threatened resources.
By helping each to make informed choices, Mr Goodfish contributes to reducing the pressure on the fragilised species and to durably preserving the marine biodiversity.
After your visit, have a break in the Capécure counter, the brand-new restaurant space in Nausicaa.
You will discover an offer that puts the spotlight on the sea-products network linked with the reached themes in the exhibit.
If you pop into the Comptoir de Capécure, you’ll discover an original mural by Hannah Franjou, a science illustrator who has brought to life a behind-the-scenes look at the various professions within the seafood industry.
To create this comic strip, Margot Jeandeau, an exhibition designer and writer in the Exhibitions Department, met with professionals from Capécure, who were delighted to share their expertise and showcase this area of Boulogne as a hub of innovation.
This valuable information was then brought to life by the illustrator’s brush and has been on display at the Comptoir de Capécure since the beginning of July.
This project is co-financed by the research and innovation programme Horizon Europe, made by the European Union in the context of the subvention’s convention number 101156189.
However, the points of views and expressed opinions only commit their author(s) and do not necessarily commit the ones in the European Union or the Innovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA). Neither the European Union nor the financing authority can be responsible.