
Vision and Mission
The Museum’s vision is to conduct research in natural sciences especially in the area of biodiversity, education, and conservation for the benefit and enjoyment of present and future generation is southern Thailand. Our mission is to consolidate the Museum’s position as one of the leading national and regional museum services with the natural history field and to be one of south Thailand’s most visited destinations for national history research and education.
Mission
Education
to excite and inform the public, especially the youngs, about the world of nature to create a sense of wonder and responsibility, ensuring that future generations love and aware of the conservation of Thailand's natural resources.
Research
to be a global center of excellence in the biodiversity research networking with colleagues from around the world, the Museum seeks to discover, describe and disseminate information on the natural history of Thailand and Southeast Asia.
Training
to build capacity in biodiversity research the Museum is the training center for in taxonomy and ecology for both Thai and international staff and students.
Conservation
to promote natural resources conservation through collaboration with a range of conservation organisations, both national and international levels the Museum seeks to provide scientific data to support sustainable and effective conservation.
Organization
Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Natural History Museum is managed by the Policy, Planning and Academic Board appointed by the Faculty of Science. The present chairman of the board is Associate Professor Chutamas Satasook, the current Dean. The museum operations are divided into animal and plant reference collections section, and an exhibition and public education section.