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The Bill Holm Center is a premier center for the study of Native arts of the Pacific Northwest. 

The Heritage department cares for more than one million archaeological and contemporary cultural objects from around the world.

The Arachnology & Entomology Collection contains specimens of spiders, insects, and allied invertebrates.

The Genetic Resources Collection is a "library" of biodiversity, containing frozen tissues for use in molecular research.

The Herpetology Collection includes amphibians and reptile specimens from around the world.

The Ichthyology Collection includes preserved fish specimens from around the world. 

The Malacology Collection includes a broad diversity of modern molluscs from around the world.

Mammal specimens from all continents except Antarctica with a strong emphasis in the Pacific Northwest.

The Ornithology Collection consists of birds from the Pacific Northwest, North America, and many other parts of the world.

The Herbarium (WTU) Collection is an international resource for research into Pacific Northwest plants, fungi, lichen and algae. 

The Invertebrate Paleontology and Micropaleontology Collections include more than 2.5 million fossils and microfossils.

Paleobotany Collections include fossil leaves, flowers, seeds and fruits, wood, plant microfossils, and fossil insects.

The Vertebrate Paleontology Collections include fossil mammals, birds, dinosaurs, reptiles, amphibians, and fishes.

The Burke Museum provides high quality science and cultural learning experiences to students of all ages in Washington state and innovative special programs for the entire community.

Help K–12 educators participating in the DIG Field School get hands-on experience working in the field.