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33 matches in Arkansas
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University-based science center with hands-on STEM exhibits at the University of Central Arkansas — covers physics, earth science, and applied mathematics.
Natural sandstone arch in Arkansas — geomorphology, weathering and erosion processes, and Ozark geology.
Ozark Natural Science Center offers structured outdoor science programs at Lake Fayetteville — covers ecology, biology, and environmental science through guided field investigation.
University of Arkansas animal science teaching facility — supports applied animal biology, livestock management, and veterinary science curriculum.
Private outdoor planetarium experience in the Ozarks — covers constellation identification, celestial mechanics, and dark-sky astronomy in a hands-on setting.
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Private observatory in Conway offering public stargazing sessions — covers observational astronomy, telescope optics, and celestial navigation.
Reptile exhibit and educational center specializing in snake species — covers herpetology, venom biology, and Arkansas native reptile ecology.
Natural history museum at UAM covering regional Arkansas fauna and geology — taxonomy, paleontology, and ecological field-study context.
University-affiliated science center with hands-on STEM exhibits — supports biology, physical science, and applied mathematics through interactive demonstrations.
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