Cleveland Museum Of Natural History

Exhibits: the museum continued to display jane the t. Rex at the cleveland hopkins international airport.the temporary exhibit andy warhol's endangered species" was deinstalled in corning gallery.the traveling exhibit "old fossils new tech" was also deinstalled at the ohio statehouse after a six-month display. The traveling exhibit "dunkleosteus" was installed in the museum's atrium and then moved to be part of the larger temporary exhibit "discovering dunkleosteus" in corning gallery. The new visitor hall opened which includes eight iconic specimens related to the museum's history. This is a permanent display that serves as an introduction to the museum for the visitors. A temporary exhibit "celebrating lucy: 50 years after her discovery" was installed in the visitor hall. The museum's triceratops cast and the dyrosaurus fossil were moved to another part of the museum for display. The diablosaurus cast and lucy skeleton were installed in the education hallway. A new accession, "cosmo" the meteorite was temporarily displayed as well.

Education: the museum offers unique learning opportunities including hands-on workshops, gallery displays, health programs, planetarium shows, live animal programs and self-conducted exhibits, outreach and award winning interactive videoconferencing programs. The museum provided on-site school programs for 15,948 students and delivered outreach programs to 4775 students and teachers during fiscal year 2024. The museum was also able to engage 10,858 students and teachers from 4 states and 2 countries via the interactive videoconferencing studios