The project will be the first of its kind and allow visitors to experience Wadi Degla in a 360 view, which will be available at the National Park’s educational centre, as well as online and on social media platforms.
Here’s something I think we’re going to be seeing more and more of as time goes on; inevitably, some of it brilliant, some of it less so.
It’s hard to gauge how effective this particular example will be without a hands-on test, but the principle is exciting. The Nature Conservation of Egypt is launching a new VR experience which will explore the geology, biodiversity, and ecosystems of the Wadi Degla area.
What I like in particular is that the VR experience won’t be site-specific. Although it will be available at the National Park’s educational centre, it will also be distributed online and on social media platforms, meaning that it will hopefully reach a much broader range of users.
Of course, as with all pilot projects, there are limitations – you presumably need a compatible VR headset to enjoy the experience, and it’s only on offer in Egypt at the moment – but if executed well, the idea itself, of opening up otherwise inaccessible opportunities to a wider audience, is one I can get behind.
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