Museum actively participates in public education. We organize eventsexhibitions, conferences and lectures discussing problems of biodiversity, habitat and species loss and conservation priorities.

Museum invites children of pre-school age, pupils of primary and secondary education and families to participate in the museum's educational programs. Every year more than 3,500 children familiarize with the wildlife diversity in Lithuania and worldwide, become aware of nature secrets, learn how to protect and cherish nature. Teaching tools used during education are mostly made from materials collected in nature.

Newly set up educational spaces create an authentic feeling of the forest.

Teaching tools used during education are mostly made from materials collected in nature.

One of the main aims of the museum is raising public awareness of the museum values and rendering knowledge about the surrounding natural world. Various excursions (overview, specialized, thematic), environmental and nature protection lectures are organized.

Museum’s overview tour introduces visitors to the Museum collection that occupies 7 exposition halls in an area of 2.5 thousand sq. meters, where exhibits are displayed following the evolutionary systematic approach.

In the insect hall, visitors can see the exhibition of Baltic amber inclusions: “Eocenas dabartyje. 50 milijonų metų atgal”, which scientifically and artistically reveals a mysterious and diverse world of amber inclusions.

Kaunas Tadas Ivanauskas Zoological Museum's wild bird eggs exhibition was displayed at the Ministry of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania. The exhibition includes more than 50 exhibits, which varies in colors, shapes and sizes.

The exhibition “Gamtos raštų ir spalvų harmonija” created by Kaunas Tadas Ivanauskas Zoological Museum and the Republican Vaclovas Intas Stone Museum has been displayed at the Ministry of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania.