KU Natural History Museum and Biodiversity Research Center, located in Lawrence, Kan., offers a wide range of educational and research programs and services. The center provides several research programs to various scientists worldwide every year. It is also one of the leading institutions that provide a variety of science programs to people. KU Natural History Museum and Biodiversity Research Center educates graduate students specializing in various biodiversity programs. The center also maintains research inventories of more than 7 million plant and animal specimens representing life on earth, past and present. Its various specimens are used for undergraduate, graduate and public education services.