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1. Arizona Science Center

   Explore a map of the center or find out what programs are in the planetarium and theater.

   http://www.azscience.org/

   
   

2. Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum

   Check out this natural history museum and botanical garden located in Tuscon, AZ. Offers great FAQs for desert living and details on a new genus of brachiosaur!

   http://www.desertmuseum.org/

   
   

3. Desert Botanical Garden

   Check out what's in bloom at this garden in Phoenix, Arizona. Explore their different collections and learn how to make your own desert garden.

   http://www.dbg.org/

   
   

4. Discovery Park

   Located in Safford, AZ, this park offers the Gov Aker Observatory and a wildlife habitat called Nature's Hideaway. Upon completion it will offer scientific, historical, and cultural exhibits.

   http://www.DiscoveryPark.com/

   
   

5. Heard Museum

   This Phoenix, Arizona, museum has a whole bunch of Native American and Southwest material.

   http://www.heard.org/

   
   

6. Lowell Observatory

   Visit this astronomical observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona. Read about the Clark Telescope and the Pluto Dome.

   http://www.lowell.edu/

   
   

7. Museum of Northern Arizona

   Learn about the arts, Native American cultures, and natural sciences of the Colorado Plateau at this Flagstaff, AZ museum.

   http://www.musnaz.org/

   
   

8. Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park

   Located at the ruins of a 1,500 year-old Hohokam village in modern day Phoenix, AZ. Includes info from the book, Desert Farmers at the River's Edge: the Hohokam and Pueblo Grande.

   http://copwww.ci.phoenix.az.us/PARKS/pueblo.html

   
   

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