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World-class indoor/outdoor sculpture collection with rotating exhibits — formal study of three-dimensional art and contemporary artists.

Outdoor butterfly sanctuary and native habitat preserve on the Rio Grande — entomology, migration ecology, and native plant biology.

Dedicated video game history museum with playable exhibits — covers computer science history, programming concepts, and the evolution of interactive technology.

Drive-through wildlife ranch near San Antonio featuring free-roaming African and North American species — applied zoology and animal behavior.

Full-dome digital planetarium at the Fort Worth Museum of Science — covers astronomy, the solar system, and celestial mechanics.

Drive-through and walk-through safari park in Bonham with exotic and native animals — supports zoology and wildlife conservation study.

Longest barrier island in the world with ranger programs — coastal ecology, sea turtle conservation, barrier-island geology, and Gulf Coast geography.

NASA-affiliated museum honoring Huntsville's space program contributions — covers rocketry, aerospace engineering, and the history of human spaceflight.

Texas state park with limestone waterfall formations and Hill Country ecosystem — covers geology, hydrology, and native ecology.

Living-history farm near Austin with costumed interpreters — 19th-century Texas pioneer homesteading, agriculture, and frontier daily life.

Texas state park on Possum Kingdom Lake with trails and shoreline habitat — covers Texas ecology, limestone geology, and outdoor physical education.

Hands-on children's discovery museum with interactive play-based exhibits — supports early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts.

Ten-story glass pyramid at Moody Gardens housing a living tropical rainforest ecosystem — covers plant biology, animal adaptations, and ecology of rainforest biomes.

Federally protected Wild & Scenic River corridor in Big Bend — riparian ecology, desert geology, and river geography in a remote backcountry setting.

Working regenerative ranch raising bison and heritage breeds in the Texas Hill Country — covers animal husbandry, ecology, and sustainable agriculture practices.

Private aquarium in Leon Valley with interactive touch tanks and marine exhibits — covers marine biology, fish taxonomy, and aquatic ecosystems.

San Antonio Botanical Garden with regional and international plant collections — supports plant biology, ecology, and conservation across diverse biome exhibits.

Encyclopedic art museum with ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Latin American collections — supports art history, archaeology, and world cultures curriculum.

South Texas refuge at the confluence of two flyways — bird biodiversity, subtropical ecology, and wildlife conservation studies.

Living-history farm at LBJ State Park with costumed interpreters demonstrating early-1900s Hill Country farming — covers agricultural history, pioneer life, and animal husbandry.

Hands-on science and technology discovery center — covers physics, engineering design, biology, and computational thinking through interactive exhibits.

Hands-on STEM center in a restored 1880s grist mill with 40+ interactive exhibits — covers physics, biology, engineering, and mathematics.

Regional science center with hands-on exhibits and OMNI dome theater — covers physics, technology, earth science, and math through interactive displays.

Texas Parks & Wildlife marine hatchery and aquarium with fish-rearing raceway tours — applied aquaculture, marine biology, and coastal ecosystem science.