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New Jersey state park with a rocky glacial stream gorge — supports geology, stream ecology, and native plant biology in a scenic woodland setting.
NWS-designated wildlife refuge prairie restoration area covering grassland ecology, migratory bird habitat, and conservation biology.
Audubon-managed sanctuary renowned for sandhill crane migration — covers migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and wildlife observation skills.
Federal wildlife refuge on Lake Texoma — migratory bird observation, wetland and riparian ecology, and waterfowl conservation programs.
Virginia Tech campus horticulture garden featuring labeled plant collections supporting botany, plant ecology, and landscape design studies.
Small petting zoo with domestic and farm animals providing hands-on introduction to animal husbandry and basic zoology for young children.
Vermont state park with pond, trails, and wetland habitat — supports freshwater ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor PE.
Coastal granite quarry state park on Cape Ann with rocky intertidal zones — supports geology, marine ecology, and New England coastal geography study.
Old-growth nature preserve in Indiana with trail access — supports forest ecology, native plant identification, and biodiversity study.
Georgia state park with a historic gristmill, lake, and trails — supports study of freshwater ecology, Georgia Piedmont habitats, and early milling technology.
South Carolina state park on Lake Thurmond — covers Piedmont reservoir ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation.
Seasonal rhododendron gardens in the Blue Ridge Mountains — supports plant biology, Appalachian ecology, and flowering-plant phenology study.
Lake Ontario shoreline state park with beach, trails, and camping — coastal geology, freshwater ecology, and outdoor physical education.
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Outdoor butterfly garden within a city park — supports entomology, pollinator ecology, and Florida native plant biology.
Coastal Connecticut natural area preserve — tidal marsh ecology, shoreline geology, and native plant communities.
Small New Hampshire nature preserve with forested trails — supports plant and wildlife identification, forest ecology, and outdoor physical education.
Atlantic Ocean beach state park in NH with tidal zones and marine habitat — supports coastal ecology, marine biology, and oceanography concepts through direct observation.
Atlantic coastal state park campground — covers beach ecology, tidal science, and coastal geography along the NH seacoast.
Private botanical and water garden in northwestern Indiana — supports plant biology, horticulture, and wetland ecology curriculum.
Small Georgia roadside zoo featuring exotic and domestic animals — provides basic zoology and animal-care exposure, though conservation programming is limited.
Small coastal wildlife refuge on Corpus Christi Bay — shorebird and wading bird observation, estuary habitat, and Texas coastal ecology.
County conservation nature center with wetland and prairie habitats supporting wildlife observation and Iowa ecology programs.
Animal sanctuary providing hands-on exposure to rescued farm and exotic animals, supporting lessons in animal behavior and welfare.
Small city zoo with conservation focus and native wildlife exhibits — covers animal biology, endangered species, and California ecosystems.
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