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Hands-on science center with interactive STEM exhibits covering physics, biology, and engineering for K–8 learners.

Interactive science center on Galveston Island — covers physics, engineering, and earth science through hands-on exhibits.

Indoor coral reef and marine life exhibit at Columbus Zoo — supports marine biology, ocean ecosystem, and animal adaptation studies.

Hands-on science center with interactive exhibits covering physics, biology, and engineering concepts for elementary-age learners.

Hands-on science center in State College with interactive exhibits covering physics, biology, and environmental science for elementary and middle-school learners.

Freshwater aquarium within Discovery World science museum — covers Great Lakes fish species, aquatic ecosystems, and freshwater conservation.

Public observatory at Adler Planetarium with a 20-inch Zeiss refractor — covers astronomical observation, optics, and the electromagnetic spectrum.

Dodge Nature Center's main property with farm animals, wetlands, and trails — hands-on ecology, life science, and outdoor education.

Working farm property with nature trails and environmental education programs — covers agriculture, soil science, and Minnesota prairie/woodland ecology.

Privately managed Ozarks nature park with waterfalls and wildlife viewing — supports ecology, geology, and outdoor biology observation.

Working pineapple plantation with agricultural tours covering crop cultivation, soil science, Hawaii's plantation history, and food production.

Major theme park with Appalachian cultural heritage theming, live music, and craft demonstrations alongside standard amusement rides.

Live dolphin presentations at Brookfield Zoo — covers marine mammal biology, animal behavior, and conservation of cetacean species.

Working marine mammal research and rescue facility — covers dolphin cognition, marine biology, and animal behavior through guided observation of resident dolphins.

Marine facility offering dolphin interaction and observation programs — covers cetacean biology, marine mammal behavior, and ocean ecology.

Regional science and discovery center with interactive exhibits on physics, earth science, and space — includes a planetarium for astronomy and math curriculum.

Smithsonian museum of American art and portraiture — covers U.S. art history, portraiture analysis, and American cultural identity.

State park commemorating the Donner Party with a museum and emigrant trail remnants — covers westward migration history, survival challenges, and Sierra Nevada geography.

Interactive art-making museum for children with hands-on creative stations — supports visual art process, color theory, and creative expression.

Tropical and desert conservatory at Atlanta Botanical Garden with living plant collections covering botany, biomes, and plant adaptation.

Giant-screen dome theater inside the Arizona Science Center — covers astronomy, earth science, and physics through immersive film programming.

Olympic Peninsula state park on Hood Canal with tidal flats and old-growth forest — supports marine biology, tide-pool ecology, and Pacific Northwest geography.

Midland, MI botanical garden and canopy walkway in the Whiting Forest covering plant biology, dendrology, and horticultural design.

Large urban aquarium restaurant complex with stingray touch tanks and shark exhibits — marine biology and aquatic ecosystem study.