About
The Natural History Museum Aarhus is an institution with millions of animals in its collection, the second largest of its kind in Denmark. Established in 1941, the museum is located in Aarhus University Park, but also operates a field laboratory and education centre, the Mols Laboratory in Mols Bjerge National Park.
The museum employs about 55 people, within the areas of research, collections, communication, and administration along with about 100 volunteers.
The aim of the museum is to further research in natural sciences and promote knowledge of scientific research.