The Natural History Museum was moved in 2013 from the Norwegian Park Pavilion to the building of the renovated Cieplice Monastery Complex on Cieplice Street.

For many years, the Museum has been carrying out activities related to environmental education for the Jelenia Góra region and Lower Silesia, thus becoming part of universal environmental education. It carries them out in accordance with the “Program of ecological education for Lower Silesia.” This work has been recognized, which is reflected in the provisions of the aforementioned Program, quote: “Ecological education is also carried out by museum-scientific institutions. The most active among them are: The Natural History Museum in Jelenia Góra and the Botanical Garden in Wroclaw. Their educational activities focus on nature-related topics and take the form of thematic exhibitions, publications, trainings, classes for young people.”

Since 1998, the Museum has been publishing its own scientific journal (annual), titled: “Nature of the Sudetenland”, and since 2009 a popular-scientific quarterly, titled: “Garden of the Mountain Spirit” (since 2013 in electronic version).

An institution, whether commercial or not-for-profit, such as a museum, is first and foremost concerned with the satisfaction of the Visitor, understood as not only meeting his requirements, but also exceeding his expectations. It is the Visitors who are the basis of the Museum’s success and are the essence of its functioning, as well as its development. This principle always emphasizes the servant role of the Museum towards the Visitor.

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