Discover the mission, historical milestone achievements, and dedicated conservation goals behind our institution.
Established in 1989 following the UNESCO declaration of the delta as a World Heritage site, the museum serves as the primary archives for ecological studies, wildlife conservation research, and historical collections in the region.
We collaborate with wildlife botanists and forest departments globally. Our research labs curate plant species catalogs, mangrove sediment histories, and tiger migration data to assist state forestry management.
Protect and inventory rare mangrove flora and halophytic plant species specimens.
Inspire local communities and global travelers with educational exhibitions and research seminars.
Catalog folk heritage, Bonbibi theatrical arts, and honey-gathering artifacts.