For two decades Stéphanie Targui has been working at the crossroads of ‎museums, digital innovation and nature conservation. Within the French ‎Natural History Museum, she pioneered the establishment of digital and ‎audiovisual sectors, led the digital strategy and built the online network for its ‎‎13 establishments including museums, galleries, botanical gardens and zoos. ‎Her work includes websites, citizen science projects, narratives from scientific ‎voyages, innovative media experiments. Her aim was to build the institution's ‎digital identity, developing online engagement within a community dedicated ‎to biodiversity conservation.‎ In 2017, she initiated the first VR program which led to the creation of the first ‎permanent VR facility within a museum in France: the Cabinet of Virtual ‎Reality. Since 2021, she is fully dedicated to digital and audiovisual ‎innovation. She encourages the development of new kinds of XR/immersive ‎experiences to captivate and involve audiences. Targui drove the production ‎of a major project on the History of Life : Mondes Disparus - Life Chronicles. ‎This collaborative effort between the French National Museum of Natural ‎History and Emissive – Excurio announces a new type of experiences designed ‎to reconnect humanity with nature and engage in its preservation efforts. ‎