The Western Science Center is a museum located in Hemet, California, dedicated to the natural history of the region. It features exhibits on paleontology, archaeology, and local ecosystems, showcasing fossils, artifacts, and interactive displays. The center aims to educate visitors about the area's rich geological and cultural history. In addition to its permanent exhibits, the Western Science Center hosts special events, educational programs, and workshops for all ages. It is home to the famous fossil of the Hemet mammoth, which was discovered nearby, making it a significant site for both research and public engagement in science.