Sebezh Museum of Nature

It occupies part of the first floor of the museum. In this hall, the most complete natural features of the Roma lake are presented. The exposition begins with a showcase of prehistoric fossils found in the Maksyutinsky gravel quarry after the war. The Sebezh region was famous for its forests. In the first hall there are samples of tree species growing in the area, as well as herbarium of medicinal and other plants.

Animals and birds are exhibited by dioramic-landscape method for greater visibility and efficiency. Each bird or animal is represented in a typical environment. In the department you can see stuffed moose, bear, fox, raccoon dog, and such rare representatives of the fauna as a cockroach, woodcock and often found: wild duck, magpies, crows. In total, more than 160 species of birds and about 60 species of mammals live in the area. In the area worked ornithological expedition BINIA LSU, which found in the Sebezhsky lake five species of birds listed in the Red Book. It's a white-tailed eagle, a snake-eater eagle, a black stork, a golden eagle. In the exposition you can see another rarity - the skull of a goat with four horns.

The uniqueness of the Zemighi relief is shown on models of glacial stones and ozov; maps, schemes, paintings by K. M. Gromov