The Museum Today
The Museum Today
The National Museum of Natural History Goulandris is a non-profit foundation with a mission to conduct research, provide education, and protect nature. Since its establishment, it has been a point of reference for the study and understanding of Greece’s natural wealth, as well as for cultivating environmental awareness in society.
GOALS
The collection, documentation, research, and promotion of Greek flora, fauna, geology, and paleontology.
Environmental education and public awareness, helping people understand the impact of their daily choices on the environment and encouraging them to take action for its protection.
The study and tackling of critical environmental issues of our time, such as pollution, biodiversity loss, and the climate crisis.
Participation in research programs and collaboration with scientific institutions and organizations in Greece and abroad.
Monitoring of the natural environment and the impacts of climate change, protection of ecosystems, promotion of innovative cultivation methods, and research into the use of Greek plants in pharmaceutical production and overall quality-of-life improvement.
VISION
The Museum aspires to be a model center for environmental research, education, and protection, inspiring actions that lead to a sustainable future. It envisions a society where science and environmental responsibility guide decisions that serve both humanity and nature.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Today, the National Museum of Natural History Goulandris is led by an experienced Board of Directors that combines vision and scientific expertise.
Board
Fali Vogiatzaki – President & Treasurer
Konstantinos Menoudakos – Vice President
Panagiotis Bernitsas – Secretary General
Panagiotis Pikrammenos – Member
Nicole Oikonomopoulou Kyriakopoulou – Member & Executive Advisor
Organization / Departments
Executive Advisor – Nicole Oikonomopoulou Kyriakopoulou
Director of Research & Education – Eutychia Alexandridou
Director of Development – Georgia Zannia
Director of Administrative Operations – Georgios Nikolaou