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State wildlife education center with live native animals and wetland exhibits — covers Kentucky vertebrate biology, conservation, and wildlife management.

Hawaii saltwater aquarium facility — marine biology, Pacific reef ecosystem ecology, and aquatic animal adaptation in an interactive exhibit setting.

Private aquarium in Leon Valley with interactive touch tanks and marine exhibits — covers marine biology, fish taxonomy, and aquatic ecosystems.

County museum with natural history, paleontology, and archaeology collections — covers earth science, fossils, and regional prehistory.

Large-scale model railroad museum with multiple operating layouts — covers civil engineering, geography, and the history of rail transportation.

Hands-on marine science center with live shark and ray touch tanks — covers South Florida marine biology, coastal ecology, and shark biology.

Cape Canaveral Space Force base history center — U.S. missile and space launch history, rocketry engineering, and Cold War space-race science.

Visitor center for the former Homestake gold mine, now a deep underground physics laboratory — covers particle physics, geology, and mining history.

Natural history museum with fossil, gem, and wildlife collections — covers paleontology, geology, and California ecology with a full planetarium.

Marine science center on Stearns Wharf with live touch tanks and ocean exhibits — covers marine biology, tidal ecosystems, and Pacific Coast ecology.

Regional science center with hands-on STEM exhibits covering physics, technology, and space science — structured for school and homeschool groups.

Hands-on science and technology discovery center — covers physics, engineering design, biology, and computational thinking through interactive exhibits.

USFS visitor center at the Mount St. Helens blast zone — volcanology, ecological succession, and geologic hazard science.

Harvard-affiliated science center with hands-on physics, biology, and math exhibits for pre-college students.

Regional science center with hands-on exhibits in physics, technology, and natural science — directly supports STEM curriculum across grade levels.

Hands-on science center in a repurposed power station with interactive exhibits covering physics, electricity, engineering, and life sciences.

Hands-on science discovery center with interactive exhibits covering physical science, biology, and technology for K–12 learners.

Museum and research institute in Philadelphia tracing the history of chemistry and materials science through artifacts, labs, and hands-on exhibits.

Hands-on STEM center in a restored 1880s grist mill with 40+ interactive exhibits — covers physics, biology, engineering, and mathematics.

Hands-on science museum in Richmond with exhibits on physics, astronomy, technology, and Virginia's scientific heritage.

NOAA Science on a Sphere installation displaying animated Earth data — covers atmospheric science, oceanography, and global data visualization.

Regional science center with hands-on exhibits and OMNI dome theater — covers physics, technology, earth science, and math through interactive displays.

Hands-on community science center with interactive STEM exhibits — covers physics, engineering, and applied math through direct experimentation.

Hands-on science museum with interactive STEM exhibits — covers physics, engineering, and earth science through participatory activities.