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Collection storage facilities at the Musée de la nature et des sciences de Sherbrooke

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What goes on behind a museum exhibit? Who is in charge of bringing the objects together? How should these objects be classified? Who decides what to present to visitors? Where are all the objects that make up the museum’s collection stored? How should they be protected? Here you will find answers to all these questions that will help you to better understand what a museum really is.

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