“Weltbilder” – the world photo exhibition by nature and science magazine Terra Mater at Hangar-7

The pumas of Patagonia, which the exceptional German animal photographer Ingo Arndt spent months observing on the southern tip of South America, are simply breathtaking. Get closer to bees than ever before and discover the ingenuity of these fascinating insects. Follow a flock of sheep through Spain – along trails that shepherds, and their animals have been taking for centuries. Stroll through the jungle of Costa Rica, where an ambitious reforestation project under Austrian management is aiming to save the flora and fauna. And let yourself be surprised by an Indian wedding band, whose strange music and colourful appearance convey a pure lust for life.
Has the exhibition aroused your curiosity? Great! Every two months, Terra Mater Magazine presents its latest journey around the world for you to browse and marvel at – grab yourself a copy and hop on board.

“The basic idea behind nature and science magazine Terra Mater: We want to impress and entertain our readers with high quality. But we would also like to make them more aware of the increasingly critical issues relating to nature conservation and sustainability. We only have one planet. Let’s take care of it and try to make it a little better. The exhibition at Salzburg’s Hangar-7 is an opportunity for our magazine to present this philosophy in extraordinary surroundings – with a cross-section of the most amazing stories produced in recent years.”

From 11 September 2019 to 4 November 2019

Nature and science magazine Terra Mater, founded in 2012, has one goal: to impress its readers with exceptional quality. In line with its guiding principle “Discover and understand the world”, Terra Mater presents elaborately produced reports about exotic regions, fascinating animals and remarkable people every two months. Superb texts and brilliant photos in picture-album quality arouse the reader’s curiosity about the beauty of our planet and explain the wider context beyond all clichés and stereotypes. In-depth interviews and stories describe technical developments and current trends in the area of scientific research.
The brand is present in all media channels: the printed magazine, the Terra Mater broadcasts on ServusTV, the award-winning film productions of Terra Mater Factual Studios and the relevant social media channels guarantee impressive 360-degree positioning.

Through impressive perspectives, Terra Mater shows the unbounded beauty of our planet. Every Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. the program presents the big genres of documentary – nature, science and history – an eclectic mix produced with the best quality available. In cooperation with the best producers, cinematographers and directors of the world and with state of the art technique Terra Mater brings unrivaled pictures to life. For an hour each week Terra Mater helps the audience escape to the farthest and most spectacular places on earth.