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11 matches in Oregon
National Monument with exposed fossil beds spanning 45 million years — covers paleontology, stratigraphy, geologic time, and Pacific Northwest natural history.
NPS fossil site with visitor center and exposed Cenozoic fossil beds — covers paleontology, geological time, and Oregon prehistory.
Major Oregon Coast aquarium with shark tank, seabird aviary, and tidal habitats — covers marine biology, ocean ecology, and Pacific coastal science.
Large hands-on science and industry museum with a decommissioned submarine, planetarium, and interactive STEM exhibits — physics, biology, and engineering.
Working federal hydroelectric dam with adjacent fish hatchery — covers electricity generation, fish biology, aquaculture, and Columbia River ecology.
Regional science center in Eugene, OR, with hands-on STEM exhibits and a planetarium — covers physics, earth science, and mathematics concepts.
Oregon Caves NM features ranger-led marble cave tours — covers karst geology, cave formation, speleothem mineralogy, and cave ecology.
Mineral, fossil, and meteorite museum in southern Oregon — covers geology, mineralogy, and paleontology with hands-on specimens.
Natural history discovery center in the Wallowa Mountains covering regional geology, wildlife ecology, and Indigenous natural history.
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Licensed wildlife rehabilitation center with resident raptors and education programs — applied zoology, animal biology, and conservation science.
Vintage Tektronix electronics museum in Beaverton preserving oscilloscopes and test equipment — covers electronics history and engineering principles.
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