Welcome to Donate Unused Glass Cabinets and Shelves to the CBCGDF Biodiversity Science Museum

In line with the principles of frugality, efficiency and pragmatism, and to promote the recycling of resources, the Biodiversity Science Museum of the China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation (CBCGDF) welcomes donations of unused glass cabinets, shelves and other furniture from all walks of life to provide a "home" for the museum's collections and exhibits.

A series of aerospace exhibits and exquisite porcelain, these exhibits carrying science and art, will meet visitors during this winter vacation. In order to show these collections to visitors more comprehensively and in detail, we will find a home for each exhibit.

                                                   Exhibits waiting to be placed. ©CBCGDF Biodiversity Science Museum

We have no material requirements for the donated glass cabinets and display racks. They can be large or small, new or old. However, considering the transportation cost, we give priority to units and individuals who are relatively close to the CBCGDF Biodiversity Science Museum to participate in the donation. Participating donors will receive a donation certificate.

                                                                           ©CBCGDF Biodiversity Science Museum

We look forward to your "generous donation" to give these idle exhibits a new lease of life and provide a platform for the exhibits of the CBCGDF Biodiversity Science Museum. Every donation from you is a support for environmental protection and a contribution to scientific education. Let us work together to build a greener and better future.

Donation address: CBCGDF Building, Biomedical Base, Daxing District, Beijing

Contact : (86)15313252939

Reporter: Yang       

Translator: Daisy        

Reviewed by Sara

Editor: Daisy

Contact: v10@cbcgdf.org; +8617319454776

Do you know? We rely on crowdfunding and donations. You have the opportunity to help an international movement to advance biodiversity conservation. Donate TODAY to power up the movement to make it a better world for all life.

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