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252 matches in California
Roadside farm stop with petting zoo — introductory animal husbandry and basic livestock biology for young children.
Small California museum in Solvang featuring nature-themed art and natural history exhibits connecting regional ecology with artistic representation.
Community botanical garden with labeled plantings — plant taxonomy, native vs. ornamental species, and basic horticulture.
Small city botanical garden with labeled native and drought-tolerant plantings — supports plant biology and California native-species ecology.
Regional arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections supporting dendrology, plant identification, and native California plant ecology.
Municipal rose garden with labeled cultivar collections — supports botany, plant classification, and horticultural science.
Parking access point for El Dorado Nature Center — urban wetland and wildlife habitat supporting ecology and nature study field visits.
Campus botanical garden at Pierce College featuring a diverse collection of labeled plants — supports plant taxonomy, botany, and native plant ecology.
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Working winery grounds with an outdoor sculpture garden — primarily a scenic venue; limited formal curriculum content beyond introductory art observation.
Curated rose garden on state capitol grounds featuring hundreds of labeled varieties — supports basic botany and plant taxonomy observation.
NWR contact station providing wetland and riparian habitat interpretation for Sacramento Valley ecosystems and migratory waterfowl.
Small municipal botanical garden in the San Joaquin Valley with labeled plantings — supports plant taxonomy, horticulture, and Central Valley ecology study.
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