Facility fees
Scanning electron microscope image of an earthworm's skin. The worm uses tiny bristles at the front of the body, called setae, to anchor it to the soil - allowing movement.
The Natural History Museum provides free access to its collections through, for instance:
- exhibitions
- electronic outreach
- educational activities
- collaborative research
However, like many other scientific institutions and universities, the Museum seeks to recover some of the substantial costs entailed in maintaining access by charging facility fees.
Information about the Museum’s facility fees policy, along with circumstances in which fees could be waived, are contained in the following document:
Facility fee information for Zoology Department visitors PDF (36.7 KB)
Related documents
- Facility fee information for Zoology Department visitors PDF (36.7 KB)