Specimen Protocols & Digital Surrogates: Field and Museum Workflows for Trustworthy Remembrance (2026)
Rosa Liu • 10 min read
Saturday, January 17, 2026
In 2026, memorials for extinct species have moved beyond plaques and passive displays. Learn how museums, neighborhood groups and technologists craft hybrid, community‑first commemorations that balance emotional resonance, privacy and auditability.
By Marta Kovacs • 2026-01-14
Rosa Liu • 10 min read
Physics.Academy • Sponsored
In 2026 live exhibitions for lost species are no longer static dioramas. Hybrid events, edge-first capture workflows and new reliability playbooks are redefining how museums, memorial projects and community groups preserve memory and mobilize action.
Digital memorials are evolving quickly in 2026. From AR visual bookmarks to geocached NFTs and ethical physical merch fulfillment, this playbook shows how conservation groups can build respectful, durable memorials that support action and revenue without commodifying loss.

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