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Major regional art museum with permanent and traveling collections spanning Western art history — supports visual arts and art history curriculum.
Memphis museum combining natural history and science exhibits — covers paleontology, regional natural history, and physical science in a hands-on setting.
AZA-accredited zoo with strong conservation programming — covers zoology, animal behavior, and global habitat and biodiversity.
Coastal botanical garden on the Pacific bluffs — covers native plant ecology, coastal geology, and Pacific Northwest biodiversity.
Large-scale immersive art installation with interactive exhibits — supports visual art, design, and creative media literacy.
Meow Wolf immersive art installation — explores narrative art, spatial storytelling, and contemporary mixed-media practice.
Commercially guided cave tour through Ozark caverns — covers speleology, karst geology, stalactite/stalagmite formation, and cave ecology.
Missouri state park on the Meramec River with caves and ranger programs — karst geology, river ecology, and native wildlife.
Mercedes-Benz factory visitor center covering automotive manufacturing, robotics, and industrial engineering on an active US assembly campus.
Hands-on maker and innovation lab in lower Manhattan — covers engineering design, electronics, and creative technology.
Henry Mercer's concrete castle housing pre-industrial tools and trades — early American craft history, archaeology, and material culture.
Riverboat on the Illinois River offering ecological cruises covering freshwater biology, river hydrology, and watershed geography of the upper Mississippi system.
Federal wildlife refuge adjacent to Kennedy Space Center — migratory bird habitat, Florida scrub ecosystem, and Atlantic coastal ecology.
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Federal wildlife refuge visitor center adjacent to Kennedy Space Center — migratory bird ecology, Florida scrub habitat, and conservation biology.
Regional dinosaur museum with bronze fossil casts and working paleontology lab — covers vertebrate paleontology, geology, and scientific method.
Regional zoo with diverse animal collection — supports zoology, animal behavior, and wildlife conservation curriculum.
Working foundry and gallery on the Mississippi River bluff — covers metallurgy, blacksmithing, casting techniques, and the history of metalworking craft.
Accredited private zoo with 200+ species — supports zoology, animal behavior, and conservation biology study.
Hands-on science center in Wheaton with interactive STEM exhibits — supports physical science, experimentation, and scientific reasoning.
Base camp visitor area for Mount Graham International Observatory — covers radio and optical astronomy, astrophysics, and telescope engineering.
Large hands-on children's museum on Biscayne Bay with exhibits on community roles, health, and media — supports early literacy, numeracy, and social studies.
Full-dome digital theater and planetarium at ODU — covers astronomy, cosmology, and earth science through immersive projection.
Emory University museum with ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and pre-Columbian collections — supports art history, ancient civilizations, and world history curriculum.
State history museum in Lansing with exhibits tracing Michigan's development from Indigenous peoples through industrialization and the auto era.
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