There are so many exciting and interesting things to discover at Beyond The Lens Pigeon Forge! From the virtual reality games to the awesome exhibits, Pigeon Forge's newest attraction is sure to impress. Then, kids will have a blast diving into the three-foot Alien Egg Pit before checking out various space and UFO conspiracy theories. Bigfoot's Lair, UFO and Space Conspiracies Room: Bigfoot's Lair is a unique exhibit where you can search various bigfoot sightings and see evidence from them.You will even see a recreation of the crime scene during your self-guided tour. Crime and Conspiracies Gallery: Uncover different JFK conspiracies, historical conspiracy theories, and see a variety of exhibits detailing crimes such as the OJ Simpson trial.President's Room at Beyond the Lens Pigeon Forge Tn: The Enquirer went presidential throughout the years, and here guests can explore stories featuring Obama, George Bush, Bill Clinton, and more.Michael Jackson Room: This room is dedicated to a crazy story about Michael Jackson being put away into a hyperbaric chamber.It's hilarious and fun, so don't miss out! Here, guests can recreate the famous photo that 'broke the internet'. Kim Kardashian Selfie Station: One of the most famous celebrities in pop culture and tabloid sensations is Kim K.See a paparazzi wall, enjoy a VR experience with your very own Walk of Fame star, learn about celebrity pets, and play interactive games like the Six Degrees of Celebrity game. Red Carpet Room: Walk the red carpet area where you will be able to see a variety of unique displays.Alien Egg Pit: As the most popular attraction at the museum, the Alien Egg Pit is the perfect combination of sci-fi and family fun! You'll dive into thousands of translucent 'alien eggs'.Here, guests will find an interesting path made up of mirrors that will trick the mind and create astounding images and videos along the way. Human Kaleidoscope: Entrance your senses with the human kaleidoscope exhibit.

See an awesome sculpture before heading inside to the rest of the unique exhibits found within its walls. Our review findings suggest that employing VPMs can lead to tangible conservation outcomes, and that they are useful to researchers across several dimensions: (1) understanding how residents' current perceptions of their social-ecological system have evolved over time, and how historical events have shaped them (2) revealing residents' current perceptions of their surrounding environment, how they situate themselves within it, and how their values and worldviews may align or conflict with those of interacting institutions and (3) uncovering potential avenues for reconciling those differences.With a unique outer building, guests will be interested from the very beginning! The Beyond the Lens Pigeon Forge Tennesseeentrance is made up of a flipped-over building and a giant camera. Through this process, our final sample identified 24 conservation-research studies that employed VPMs. To understand how conservation researchers have employed VPMs to date-including key goals, findings, and outcomes-we conducted a systematic review of the peer-reviewed literature. Yet conservation research has underused VPMs, specifically with regard to people-centered approaches, which VPMs have the potential to help evolve beyond standing critiques toward more inclusive, equitable, and productive formulations. VPMs emphasize community perspectives by coalescing and representing data in ways that are authentic to and embedded in local context while facilitating flexibility in the research toolkit. One approach long-used in these fields are Visual Participatory Methods (VPMs), which incorporate community-generated images as data. Thus, theoretical approaches and methods from social science fields such as public health, education, and environmental justice may offer productive insights for the conservation endeavor. Beyond The Lens Technology and Entertainment collide for Techno-Tainment You will love all the fun photo ops, virtual reality rides, hunt for Big Foot, mysteries of history, interactive games, including 2-minute escape rooms We also feature a look through pop culture from the 1960’s through today Grab your friends and family and come make some memories and revisit some old ones. Social considerations lie at the core of conservation challenges and are increasingly motivating researchers to seek methodological approaches that illuminate these social aspects in nuanced and actionable ways.

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