The State Museum of Nature of Armenia was founded in 1952 and reopened in 2004 to reflect Armenia's natural diversity. It contains over 6,000 exhibits including zoological, botanical and geological specimens as well as artwork depicting mammals, birds, reptiles, fish and insects, many of which are endangered species listed in Armenia's Red Book. The museum serves as an environmental education center where children learn how to conserve nature and protect animals.

1. The State Museum of Nature of
Armenia

2. The State Museum of Nature of
Armenia, was founded in 1952.
Reflects the diversity of
nature.reopened in 2004

3. In the museum there are more than 6
thousand exhibits.

4. Included zoological, botanical,
geological, fine art pictures of
mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, insects.
included zoological, botanical, geological, fine
art pictures of mammals, birds, reptiles, fish,
insects.

5. Many of these animals are included in
the Red Book

6. The museum serves as an
environmental education center where
children gain knowledge of how to
save and take care of the nature and
animals.

7. Mkhitar Sebastasy Educational
Complex, Primary school 4-th grade
Gevorg Karapetyan.