Ecotourism is a stated goal of the reserve, in addition to preservation of nature and scientific study.
 There is a nature museum (four large halls, including one devoted to the life of the beaver), and a visitor center open to the public.
 There is also a working beaver nursery open to the public ("Beaver Town"), as well as a rope park, and an educational ecological trail.
 As a strict nature reserve, however, most of the Voronezh Reserve is normally closed to the general public.
 Scientists and those with 'environmental education' purposes can make arrangements with park management for visits.
 These generally require permits to be obtained in advance.
 There is also a museum devoted to Vasily Peskov, the official namesake of the reserve.
Ecotourism is a stated goal of the reserve, in addition to preservation of nature and scientific study.  There is a nature museum (four large halls, including one devoted to the life of the beaver), and a visitor center open to the public.  There is also a working beaver nursery open to the public ("Beaver Town"), as well as a rope park, and an educational ecological trail.  As a strict nature reserve, however, most of the Voronezh Reserve is normally closed to the general public.  Scientists and those with 'environmental education' purposes can make arrangements with park management for visits.  These generally require permits to be obtained in advance.  There is also a museum devoted to Vasily Peskov, the official namesake of the reserve.
Voronezh Nature Reserve