On Exhibit- Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education
The center offers 5,000 square feet of displays and artifacts that interpret the rich natural and cultural history associated with northeastern North Carolina.
Exhibits include an 8,000-gallon aquarium stocked with native fish of Currituck Sound, a special decoy gallery with more than 250 antique waterfowl decoys, and a life-size diorama of a duck blind in a salt marsh.
A 20-minute feature presentation, "Life by Water's Rhythms," screens daily in the auditorium. The documentary explores the role of Currituck Sound in the natural and cultural history of the region.