Virtual Resources &
Field Trips

View dinosaur remains embedded in rock and petroglyphs of earlier cultures at Dinosaur National Monument. Virtual field trips on paleontology and geology are available.

Discovery Theater celebrates the rich diversity of our region and our world. Each season, Discovery Theater taps into the vast resources of the Smithsonian Institution to present relevant, culturally accurate entertaining programs.

Dry Tortugas comprises open water with seven islands. It’s home to Fort Jefferson and historic lighthouses, as well as marine life avian life. See the park’s virtual field trips.

In this video, viewers will find a treasure of information on the world’s greatest challenge: taking care of our planet for everyone around us and those to come. Time: 3:25 minutes.

Tour the 1851 Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum, a unique property of one of America’s most respected authors. Watch the video on the home and life of Hemingway.

The AAM accredited Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science offers programs on everything from hands-on art to anthropology to transportation. Virtual tours are available.

A major Central New York museum focusing on American art, the Everson Museum of Art features a collection that spans two centuries. Enjoy the museum’s virtual programming.

National Geographic Summer Learning Series offers young people a weekly virtually visit to a different part of the world and learn about its geographic features, population, climate, ecology, biodiversity, culture, history and more.

Come learn about the amazing creatures that inhabit the coral reefs and how to protect them in this video. See sharks and sea turtles, parrotfish, eels, octopus, clownfish, anemone and more. Time: 9:21 min.

Home to over 175,000 objects, the Fairbanks Museum aims to create lifelong naturalists with exhibits focused on the Great Northern Forest and the Lymann Spitzer Jr. planetarium for exploring the cosmos.

Virtual Farm Field Trips offers endless educational experiences for elementary school groups. Can’t plan an in-person field trips to a farm this fall, check out these videos that can bring the farm experience to your classroom.  

The Field Museum is an exciting place to explore and learn—with a collection that represent over 4 billion years of natural history, helping visitors understand the origin and evolution of our planet, its life and cultures.