Monaco to Open Global Research Center on Ocean Acid
The United Nations nuclear agency, IAEA, has announced a new center will be launched in Monaco this summer to help…
The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation Supports MIT Museums’s Rivers of Ice: Vanishing Glaciers of the Greater Himalaya
Exhibition features extraordinary photography of mountaineer David Breashears… and a unique installation showcasing Monaco’s remarkable environmental legacy The MIT Museum…
Funding Deal Conserves Guatemala’s Maya Biosphere Reserve
Conservation partners from Guatemala, the USA and the Principality of Monaco have signed an agreement that will protect 80,000 acres…
The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation-USA Forms Partnership with The Peregrine Fund
As far back as the 1480s – as outlined in the famous poem from the Boke of St. Albans, the…
The Earth Institute at Columbia University Has Released their Annual Donor Report for 2010
The Earth Institute at Columbia University has released their annual donor report for 2010 that showcases the ground-breaking work achieved…
Monaco’s Fall Energy Summit with M.I.T. to Focus on the Future
HSH Prince Albert and Professor Tod Machover meet – via iPad This fall in the Principality of Monaco, a series…
Ground-Breaking Opera by America’s “Most Wired” Composer Set to Premiere in Monte-Carlo this Fall
Tod Machover, MIT’s composer extraordinaire and the brains behind the new opera “Death and The Powers: The Robots’ Opera”, was…
The Principality at the 2010 World Expo
Located in the European countries section of the expo, the Monaco pavilion covers an area of 2,000 m² (over 21,000 sq. ft.) and is 12 meters (40 ft) high representing the ‘rock’ symbol of the Principality of Monaco. The facade features blue-lighted rings of water illustrating the Principality’s commitment to the environment. Upon entering, visitors are invited to watch a six-minute animation movie exclusively produced for the Expo. “Monaco, a rock for eternity” sends viewers back to prehistoric times. The theater sits 250 people and features a 56-meter HD screen.
The Principality of Monaco Proudly Supports the World Premiere of Disneynature’s Motion Picture “Oceans”
As 2010 marks the 100th anniversary of Monaco’s world-renowned Oceanographic Museum and Aquarium, it is especially fitting that the Principality, the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation and the Oceanographic Institute Foundation Albert I, Prince of Monaco – all proud, longtime supporters of OCEANS – joined to celebrate the world premiere of this extraordinary motion picture.
H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco Heads A-List Work Luncheon in New York
New York, Monday April 12 2010 – On his last visit to the United States, His Serene Highness Prince Albert…