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Live-animal education program featuring reptiles, insects, and small mammals — covers zoology, adaptations, and wildlife biology.

Museum dedicated to aviation history and aerial firefighting aircraft — aeronautical engineering, flight mechanics, and applied forestry-service history.

University of Wyoming museum housing vertebrate fossil and specimen collections — covers paleontology, comparative anatomy, and zoological taxonomy.

NCAR Wyoming supercomputing facility with public tours — covers high-performance computing, climate modeling, and atmospheric science research methods.

University of Wyoming public observatory used for research and outreach — covers observational astronomy, telescope mechanics, and celestial data interpretation.

Natural geothermal hot springs on the North Platte River — covers geothermal geology, mineral water chemistry, and Wyoming earth science.

College geology museum with fossil specimens including dinosaurs and Wyoming prehistoric fauna — paleontology and stratigraphic geology.

Wildlife rehabilitation center in Wyoming — covers native wildlife biology, injury causes, and rehabilitation science for birds and mammals.

Historic Murie Ranch within Grand Teton — serves as Teton Science Schools field campus connecting wildlife biology, ecology, and conservation history.

Casper children's science center with hands-on STEM exhibits covering physics, biology, and engineering concepts through interactive play.

University-operated planetarium with dome projection — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and observational science.

College-based natural history and wildlife museum with taxidermy specimens of North American fauna — covers zoology, ecology, and Wyoming wildlife biology.

Community college natural history and geology museum with regional fossil and mineral collections — covers Wyoming stratigraphy and paleontology.

College physical science center with planetarium and observatory — covers astronomy, physics, and earth science through demonstrations and telescope observation.

University of Wyoming infrared telescope facility on Jelm Mountain — covers infrared astronomy, telescope engineering, and astrophysics research methods.

Wyoming wildlife exhibit with mounted and live specimens — covers native Wyoming fauna, habitat ecology, and wildlife conservation.