National Collection

The National Collection refers to a centralized repository of objects, specimens, or cultural items that represent a country’s heritage, history, or natural assets. It is managed by a designated public institution, such as a national museum, archive, or library. The purpose is to preserve, document, and provide access to these items for research, education, and public interest. By safeguarding these collections, the nation maintains a valuable record of its cultural and natural history for future generations.