In the face of widespread environmental degradation there is an urgent need for new cultural practices that bridge the divide between humans and nature. Many museums have recently foregrounded ecological approaches and perspectives through exhibitions and public programming. This project goes beyond such initiatives to consider the impact and politics of ecological thinking on fundamental museum practices, from cleaning and conservation to governance and exhibition design. The aim is to identify and cultivate radical new strategies that demonstrate how museums – always embedded in their own cultural-ecological worlds – can promote more-than-human flourishing.