Le Cabinet Barbarin is an editorial resource dedicated to contemporary taxidermy and the practices surrounding natural history collections. Presented as an atlas rather than a ranking site, it publishes practical guides, comparisons, news and stories for taxidermists, naturalists, collectors and conservators. Its coverage ranges from workshop methods—such as mounting birds and small mammals, preparing hides, making repairs and applying finishes—to tools, forms, adhesives and other equipment used in taxidermy.

The site also addresses conservation and restoration, including long-term storage, cleaning and protecting specimens, and repairing mounts. Ethical and regulatory topics are another central focus, with information about collecting, transporting and documenting specimens, as well as permits, CITES requirements and biosafety. Readers can also find articles about exhibitions, museums, field experiences and specialist suppliers.

Organized into clear subject sections, Le Cabinet Barbarin offers an extensive catalogue of reference material for learning about techniques, choosing materials and understanding the legal and conservation considerations involved in working with specimens