Kiosks Unified Field created all of the digital media for the Buffalo Bill Historic Center at the Draper Museum of Natural History. Together (3) interactive programs are integrated into the exhibit. They weave a story of the relationship between human beings and nature that spans centuries, and is expressed in artistic and scientific activity. Visitors gain insights of how the Greater Yellowstone Area was formed, learning about the complex process of building, blasting and sculpting that is revealed in "The Story of the Landscape" - a story that begins billions of years ago, and continues today. Visitors digitally take a hike on four (4) distinct ecological "Environments at Yellowstone National Park". A 360º panorama reveals images of the animals, flora, and fauna that bring the ecosystems of the Alpine, Forest, Meadow and the Plains to life. Visitors can either learn at their own pace, or follow the footsteps of a Master Naturalist, learning as they go and testing their own skills. In "The Naturalists Cabin", we use the tools of the professional natural scientists as interface devices, and provide museum visitors with a sense of the process of observation, memory, and detection by showing how these tools extended the human senses that led to new discoveries.