Grand Opening: Discover Wolves!
Split Rock Studios is excited to announce the Grand Opening of the Discover Wolves! exhibit.
Installation in Action: Cayuga Nature Center
Cayuga Lake: Past and Present brings attention to the delicate and interconnected relationships humans have with bodies of water.
In the News: People of the Waters Wins 2018 AASLH Award of Merit
“People of the Waters” explores prehistoric and early life in Oshkosh and the Lake Winnebago region over a period of 13,000 years.
Project Spotlight: Discovering Nature at the River Legacy Living Science Center
The River Legacy Living Science Center is a sanctuary of environmental education deep in the heart of a bustling urban area.
Project Spotlight: The Great Swamp Experience
The Great Swamp is located in Northern New Jersey about 26 miles west of Manhattan's Times Square.
Project Spotlight: Exploring Custer State Park
Custer State Park is a state park and wildlife reserve in the Black Hills of southwestern South Dakota.
In the News: Jarrett Prairie Nature Center wins 2017 AASLH Award of Merit
The exhibit at the Jarrett Prairie Nature Center was recently selected as a 2017 Award of Merit winner by the American Association for State and Local History.
Project Spotlight: Preserving the Good Earth in South Dakota
South Dakota's newest state park has officially opened its visitor center to the public.
Behind the Scenes: It’s a Zoo Over Here!
Split Rock Studios Business Development and Project Manager Colin Cook takes his daughter on a tour of our art fab department.
In the News: Larger Than Life Exhibits at Custer State Park
Hands-on exhibits at Custer State Park encourage visitors to see the park in new ways.
Project Spotlight: Memorializing History with an Emotional Holocaust Exhibit
While every exhibit is intended to educate and spark emotions and connections, none go quite as far as the Holocaust exhibit at the Fagen Fighters WWII museum.
Grand Opening Alert: Celebrating Earth Day at Jay C. Hormel Nature Center
Last year on Earth Day, the Jay C. Hormel Nature Center in Austin, Minnesota broke ground on a 15,000-square-foot interpretive center.