Mission

The Geological Museum is dedicated to inspiring curiosity and understanding of Earth's dynamic history. Through the preservation and exhibition of rocks, minerals, fossils, and geological samples, we aim to educate, engage, and empower visitors of all ages. Our mission is to foster appreciation for the planet's natural processes, promote scientific exploration, and highlight the vital role geology plays in shaping our environment, resources, and future.

Aim of Museum

1. Educational Goals

• Promote Earth science literacy: Help visitors understand geological processes like plate tectonics, volcanism, erosion, and mineral formation.
• Showcase Earth's timeline: Display fossils, rocks, and minerals to illustrate the planet's evolution over billions of years.
• Support academic research: Provide resources and specimens for students, researchers, and geologists.

2. Preservation and Conservation

• Preserve geological specimens: Safeguard rare minerals, fossils, and rock formations for future generations.
• Document regional geology: Highlight the geological features and history of the local area and country.

3. Public Engagement

• Inspire curiosity: Use interactive exhibits, models, and multimedia to engage visitors of all ages.
• Promote environmental awareness: Educate about natural hazards, climate change, and sustainable use of Earth's resources.

4. Cultural and Scientific Value

• Celebrate geological heritage: Connect geology with human history, such as mining, architecture, and ancient civilizations.
• Bridge disciplines: Link geology with biology, chemistry, and environmental science to show its interdisciplinary nature.