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49 matches in Utah

BYU natural history museum with zoology, entomology, and vertebrate collections — covers taxonomy, specimen preservation, and biodiversity across major animal groups.

County natural history museum in northern Utah with fossils, minerals, and regional wildlife specimens — covers earth science and local ecology.

Utah State University research center focused on atmospheric and space sciences — covers meteorology, space physics, and remote sensing instrumentation.
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Small Utah wildlife rescue facility where visitors observe care and rehabilitation of native animals — supports wildlife biology, conservation, and animal physiology.

Bureau of Reclamation dam visitor center with guided tours — covers hydroelectric power generation, concrete arch engineering, and water resource management.
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Natural history museum at SUU featuring regional fossils, geology, and paleontology specimens from the Colorado Plateau.

Regional natural history and science museum with fossils, minerals, Native American artifacts, and hands-on natural science exhibits.

Regional aquarium with live freshwater and marine wildlife displays — covers fish biology, animal adaptation, and aquatic ecosystems.
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Historic gristmill demonstrates grain-to-flour milling mechanics, water power, and 19th-century agricultural technology in a hands-on setting.

Interactive optical illusions exhibit applies principles of light, perspective, geometry, and visual perception — supports physics and spatial-reasoning curriculum.

Large-format IMAX theater in Salt Lake City showing science and nature documentary films — supports visual science curriculum across biology, earth science, and space.

Public observatory in Ogden, UT — covers astronomy, telescope optics, and celestial mechanics through public viewing programs.

Weber State University public planetarium with full-dome shows — astronomy, the solar system, and celestial mechanics through live and recorded programs.
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Federal fish hatchery raising endangered Colorado River fish species — covers applied aquaculture, water chemistry, and native species conservation biology.
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Wildlife museum with 150+ mounted animals in habitat dioramas covering global biodiversity, animal adaptations, and conservation geography.

Campus planetarium offering star shows and astronomy programming — covers celestial mechanics, light, and the solar system.

District-run science education center with hands-on STEM exhibits — supports physical science, earth science, and inquiry learning.
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Utah public observatory complex — telescope viewing and astronomy programs on scheduled public nights.

Public star-party program in a dark-sky area near Kanab — covers naked-eye and telescopic astronomy, light pollution, and celestial navigation.

Southern Utah University science center with exhibits and labs covering physical and life sciences — supports hands-on STEM learning aligned with secondary curriculum.

University-based science center at the University of Utah with exhibits and demonstrations covering physics, chemistry, and applied mathematics.

Utah State University public observatory with telescopes — covers celestial mechanics, optics, and observational astronomy.
Licensed wildlife rehab center treating injured native Utah animals — covers zoology, animal physiology, and conservation biology.
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University-operated public observatory on the U of Utah campus — covers telescope optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.
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