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Harvard-managed living collection of 15,000+ woody plants across 281 acres — plant taxonomy, ecology, and botanical geography.

VLA operations center for the National Radio Astronomy Observatory — radio astronomy, electromagnetic spectrum, and large-scale data science.

Outdoor and indoor preserve of environment-based folk and outsider art — supports visual art, art history, and creative expression curriculum.

Immersive digital art museum at Chelsea Piers — light, projection technology, and the intersection of computational design and visual art.

Immersive digital art experience center using large-scale projection and interactive media — bridges visual arts, computational design, and geometry.

Immersive digital art and technology exhibition space — covers creative coding, data visualization, and the intersection of computational science and art.

Delaware Nature Society center with trails, wetlands, and naturalist programming — covers local ecology, wildlife biology, and field science.

55-acre formal and display gardens at Thanksgiving Point — covers horticulture, plant biology, and landscape design within a curated botanical setting.

Zoo exhibit dedicated to Asian big cats and wildlife — covers predator ecology, habitat conservation, and animal behavior.

Asia-themed animal habitat zone at the Columbus Zoo — covers Asian wildlife biology, conservation, and geographic biodiversity.

Point Defiance Zoo section featuring Asian forest wildlife — zoology, conservation biology, and Asian biodiversity.

Asian highlands habitat section of Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo — covers Asian mountain ecosystems, endangered species conservation, and global biodiversity.

Maryland state park headquarters on Assateague Island barrier beach — coastal ecology, wild pony biology, and barrier-island geomorphology.

Public astronomy center adjacent to Lowell Observatory — covers optical telescopes, celestial mechanics, and the history of planetary science.

Major urban botanical garden with themed plant collections and conservation programs — supports botany, plant ecology, and horticultural science.

Major Atlanta museum complex covering Georgia and Civil War history through primary artifacts, a historic house, and period exhibits.

Drive-through and walk-through wildlife park featuring African and exotic species with conservation education programming.

Hands-on science center with interactive STEM exhibits covering physics, engineering, and technology concepts for elementary and middle-school learners.

Smithsonian-affiliated museum covering nuclear history, atomic physics, Cold War weapons development, and the science of nuclear energy.

Collection of Auburn, Cord, and Duesenberg automobiles traces American industrial design and automotive engineering history.

Audubon sanctuary protecting the largest remaining old-growth cypress-tupelo swamp in the US — covers bottomland forest ecology and bird conservation biology.

Indoor insect museum on Canal Street covering entomology, insect life cycles, taxonomy, and the ecological roles of insects worldwide.

Large urban park in New Orleans featuring a zoo, lagoons, and tree canopy — supports ecology, urban biodiversity, and outdoor physical education.

Full-dome digital planetarium with NatureDome theater — covers stellar astronomy, Earth science, and mathematical relationships in planetary motion.