The museum exhibits 287 species of vertebrates out of 350 living in the Yaroslavl region. Most of the exhibits are gathered around Bork, in an area with a radius of no more than 18 kilometers.
Some elements of the exposition:
A room with cold–blooded animals - fish, amphibians, reptiles, exotic specimens (ball fish, bull fish, sea needle, etc.).
The room with warm–blooded animals is a collection of birds, nocturnal and diurnal feathered predators, there are rare specimens (white-tailed eagle, whooping swan, grouse hawk of the Caucasian population).
The paleontological and mineralogical departments are represented exclusively by local material.
The phenological room – exhibits are arranged according to the seasons of the year, there are calendars and tables for 36 years of phenological observations conducted in the area.