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In honor of Member Appreciation Month — our annual celebration of the people who make our work possible — we’re diving deeper into the experiences, impacts, and programs that membership sustains.

A museum made for you Beyond the immediate financial value —


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Dr. Adam J. Heathcote is the Director of the Department of Water and Climate Change at the St. Croix Watershed Research Station.

The Science Museum of Minnesota is deeply committed to advancing the science of water. At the museum’s St. Croix Watershed Research Station, one of our central missions is to provide the scientific expertise needed to protect and ...


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In honor of Women and Girls in STEM Day this Feb. 11, we asked our staff what it meant to be in STEM, recognizing that discovery is stronger when everyone is part of the conversation. From exhibit design to climate research to community partnerships, these women are shaping how we understand science, technology, engineering, and math, asking bold questions and building new wa...


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After years of advocacy and education, Minnesota officially welcomed a massive new member to its family of state symbols. The Giant Beaver (Castoroides ohioensis) has been designated as Minnesota’s official state fossil, marking a momentous victory for science education and our state’s paleontological heritage.

Imagine a beaver the size of a black bear wand...


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A message from the president and CEO

The past two weeks have been painful as we’ve watched Operation Metro Surge unfold across the Twin Cities. Many of us feel shock, fear, anger, and profound sadness. Our neighbors and community members are targeted, particularly those who do not appear white. Families are separated. Children are abducted....


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