Visitors enter Bright Water Corners to explore how the environment impacts their health in this 2,000 SF traveling exhibit. Funded by the National Institute of Health, and based on a curriculum series developed with the Baylor College of Medicine.

Opened June 2002.

"Fish for clues" to find out why Marigold Marsh is "muddled," conduct water quality studies at the Bright Water Corner's well, or help divert the contaminants that are seeping into Beaver Creek.

Visit Rosie's Treehouse to observe a dust mite study collection, or use special "allergen detectors" to discover potential allergens in your house.