An immersive journey through the UK’s diverse natural habitats, celebrating endangered species and the organisations working to protect them.

Visitors were taken through heathland, forest, marshland, and coastal environments, encountering lesser-known species such as the White-Tailed Eagle and the Snowdon Rainbow Beetle. Each creature featured has been protected through initiatives funded by National Lottery Good Causes, highlighting the impact of collective action on biodiversity.

Reimagined through pollen and particle-based animations, each species became part of a living, evolving landscape, forming a fully immersive experience that celebrated the richness and fragility of the natural world.

The work reflects Georgia Tucker’s ability to combine environmental storytelling with sensory design, creating experiences that deepen our understanding of both nature and our place within it.

“Georgia really understands the importance of protecting nature, but also what it means to be human and our place in nature.”

Liz Bonnin, Award-winning TV presenter and scientist. UN Climate Change Conference.