Located in Brewster, the Cape Code Museum of Natural History offers students a chance to learn about Cape Cod’s diverse ecosystems. Interactive exhibits on local flora and fauna, nature trails, and hands-on science programs are available to students of all grade levels. The museum’s focus on coastal ecology, wildlife conservation, and climate change provides relevant, place-based STEM learning opportunities and experiences that connect classroom concepts to real-world environmental issues.
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