Pop-Up museum to visit The Foundations

MOCZA has access to three major private collections of animal skulls, skeletons, reproductions and mounts.

Numbering approximately 7000 quality specimens and constantly growing, having close affiliation with zoo’s and wildlife parks.

We have over 100 years of combined experience in collecting, taxidermy, osteology, molding, casting, museum displays and collection management.

“The collection is used for research, education, displays, molding and casting. Our policy is to acquire specimens ethically that doesn’t involve hunting and trapping. The specimens in the collection have died of natural causes or euthanasia,” said Henk, MOCZA representative.

At present MOCZA are a web based museum with temporary displays. The intention is to establish a museum which will be not-for-profit, with permanent displays in a purpose built/existing building.

Employment preference for the disabled and elderly, focusing on experience, ability and interest. Creating public friendly displays with a focus on educating the youth.

“Our aim is education through displays and teaching. Complementing on old museums styles rather than modern technology,” Henk continued.

The Foundations are in talks to have MOCZA develop a permanent museum on the site and this pop up will give locals and visitors an exciting look at what could be coming to the site in the near future.