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Museum of natural history representing the High Desert of the Pacific Northwest. Visit a variety of wildlife exhibits including river otters, porcupines, bobcats and more!

We also have other weekly and daily happenings like `Totally Touchable Tales`, (Tuesdays). Interactive storytelling for preschoolers about animals and people of the High Desert. You never know what will happen–crafts, puppets of maybe a live animal! For more information on this and other happenings go to HighDesertMuseum.com

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