Cheese Thinks History is a natural history studio that uncovers the unexpected connections between biological life and human culture, using specimens, storytelling, and research to illuminate how nature shapes our past and present. Through thoughtful exhibits, field-based investigations, and accessible interpretive content, we blend scientific rigor with playful curiosity to make natural history relevant, surprising, and usable for educators, museums, and curious citizens.

We are curious stewards: we pursue careful observation and evidence while asking imaginative questions that reveal new narratives in the natural world. We practice integrity in research and presentation, honoring specimens and communities with accuracy, transparency, and respect. We champion accessibility and wonder, designing experiences and resources that welcome diverse audiences into natural history and inspire them to think differently about the living past and present.