The nature hall introduces our visitors to the physical and geographical features, topography, minerals, climate, natural monuments, ecology, animals and plants of the region.
Scientific research shows that in the early period, most of the region's territory was the sea floor. One proof of this is the Museum's geological and paleontological collection, which demonstrates the process of nature's development over millions of years. Paleontological, geological and Zoological collections, as well as the herbarium Fund were created as a result of a number of scientific and field studies that were conducted in our region.
The diversity of the region's fauna is vividly represented in the newly created exhibition hall with stuffed animals and birds. Additionally equipped with maps, diagrams, photo materials, it functions as informative and informative visual information materials for educational purposes (lessons, lectures, thematic excursions, stories, etc.) and meets the intellectual needs of different audiences.