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The new 40,000-sq-ft Robert and Carol Berry Center for Natural History and Conservation on the campus of the University of Wyoming in Laramie recently opened. It will become an interdisciplinary focal point for both research and teaching and aims to be an important resource for both faculty and students. Courtesy of NJRA Architects The new Berry Center is intended to advance the understanding of natural history and conservation. Courtesy of NJRA Architects The type of research undertaken in the center relates specifically to the natural history and environment of the northern Rocky Mountain region. The new center is intended to