Four Wings,
One Register.
Art galleries and museums; heritage and historical sites; living collections; and nature and wildlands — every room accessioned, every label documented.
The Canvas Wing.
The housed end of the register — collections kept under glass and light.
Galleries & Fine Arts
Art galleries and fine arts museums — non-retail display of painting, sculpture, and works on paper.
Specialized Museums
Contemporary, decorative, historical, and human history museums; community, multidisciplinary, interactive, marine, military, wax, and war museums; halls of fame and sports halls of fame.
Science & Natural History
Natural history and natural science museums, science and technology museums, planetariums, observatories for public display, herbariums, and mobile and traveling exhibits.
The Ground Wing.
Historical Sites
Historical sites, heritage villages, pioneer villages, and public archaeological displays.
Forts & Ships
Historical forts and historical ships preserved and interpreted for the public.
Battlefields
Battlefield sites held as public heritage — interpreted ground, not empty land.
The Living Wing.
Zoological
Zoos, zoological gardens, wild animal parks, safari parks, menageries, petting zoos, and live animal and reptile exhibits.
Aquatic & Avian
Aquariums, aviaries, and marine-life displays kept under logged care.
Botanical
Botanical gardens, arboreta, botanical conservatories, and plant collections open to the public.
The Field Wing.
Parks & Preserves
National, provincial, and nature parks; nature preserves, reserves, and conservation areas.
Natural Wonders
Caverns, waterfalls, and natural-wonder attractions managed for public access.
Sanctuaries & Centers
Wildlife and bird sanctuaries, nature centers, and interpretive centers — the rooms without walls.
Open The Register.
Name the wing — canvas, ground, living, or field — and the house answers within one business day.
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