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Large aviation and space museum housing the Spruce Goose and dozens of aircraft — covers aerodynamics, aerospace engineering, and aviation history.

National Monument with exposed fossil beds spanning 45 million years — covers paleontology, stratigraphy, geologic time, and Pacific Northwest natural history.

National Monument fossil beds visitor center with paleontology exhibits covering Eocene–Miocene mammal evolution and Oregon's volcanic geology.

NPS fossil site with visitor center and exposed Cenozoic fossil beds — covers paleontology, geological time, and Oregon prehistory.

Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport features marine biology exhibits, seabird aviaries, and coastal ecology tied to the Pacific Northwest shore.

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 alpaca farm open to visitors — covers animal husbandry, fiber production biology, and sustainable agriculture in a hands-on setting.

Oregon Coast Aquarium with marine habitat exhibits — covers Pacific Ocean ecology, fish biology, and marine mammal adaptations.

Newport aquarium village on the Oregon coast with marine life exhibits — covers Pacific coastal ecology, marine biology, and tide-pool science.

Working federal hydroelectric dam with adjacent fish hatchery — covers electricity generation, fish biology, aquaculture, and Columbia River ecology.

Licensed raptor rehabilitation and education center — covers bird anatomy, predator ecology, wildlife medicine, and conservation biology.

Coastal marine life center with touch tanks and live exhibits — covers Pacific coast marine biology, tidal ecology, and local fisheries science.

Licensed wildlife rehabilitation hospital with educational ambassador animals — applies zoology, animal anatomy, and conservation biology.

Regional science center in Eugene, OR, with hands-on STEM exhibits and a planetarium — covers physics, earth science, and mathematics concepts.

Oregon State University marine science facility with public aquarium touch tanks and exhibits covering marine biology, oceanography, and coastal ecology.

NOAA-affiliated Oregon State University marine science visitor center with live tanks and research exhibits — marine biology, oceanography, and Pacific coast ecology.

Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport with Pacific marine ecosystems, tide pool touch tanks, seabird and sea otter exhibits, and ocean science programming.

Full-dome digital planetarium inside OMSI — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and space science with immersive programming.

Walk-through shark tunnel exhibit at the Oregon Coast Aquarium — covers elasmobranch biology, ocean food webs, and marine adaptations.

Oregon Caves NM features ranger-led marble cave tours — covers karst geology, cave formation, speleothem mineralogy, and cave ecology.

Public observatory and nature center in Sunriver, OR with telescopes and astronomy programming — covers celestial mechanics, optics, and observational astronomy.

University of Oregon research observatory open for public star parties — covers telescope optics, stellar classification, and observational astronomy.

University of Oregon public observatory atop Pine Mountain — covers telescopic astronomy, optics, and dark-sky observing in a high-desert setting.