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August 12, 2021

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NigerHeritage Niamey Musée du Fleuve, a museum and cultural center in West Africa, is one of Hospitality Design magazine’s “Big Ideas"

To illuminate Niger's little-known archaeological and ecological riches, design firm Stantec is joining University of Chicago paleontology professor and National Geographic explorer-in-residence Paul Sereno (as well as a team of local and international educators. scientists, researchers, and anthropologists) to develop the Musce du Fleuve in the West African nation's capital of Niamey.

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