The Museum's collection contains approximately 35,000 two and three-dimensional objects and images documenting nearly 3,000 years of mankind's experiences on the seas and waterways of the world.

It's estimated that each year over 14 billion pounds of garbage and over 230 million plastic bottles are dumped into the world's oceans. This exhibition will highlight the work of two photographers...

This two-story, glass-covered walkthrough introduces visitors to two environments: 'Appalachian Cove,' which includes a mountain stream and lake display featuring live fish, as well as free-flying...

Visitors can meet small sharks, pine voles, ghost crabs, moon jellyfish and other nocturnal critters.

This exhibit focuses on the animals and habitats that are an integral part of the Chesapeake Bay area.

Learn about some of the fossil remains and minerals that can be found in Virginia. Visitors can learn about the geology and animal residents of limestone caves, study a cut-away of the layers of a...

This exhibit is anchored by a display of the fall line of the James River in Richmond, filled with smallmouth bass, catfish, wood turtles and other aquatic creatures.

This 600-square-foot exhibit, the Goodson House, is an environmental education center featuring the latest techniques and products to build and maintain an earth-friendly home.

This 30-minute tour gives visitors the opportunity to join a curator for a peek at what takes place at Virginia Living Museum.