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State forest with managed trails and interpretive resources — supports forest ecology, silviculture, and watershed science curriculum.
Georgia state park with forests, lake, and trails — supports ecology, Georgia native species identification, and physical education.
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Florida county wildlife refuge with native animal residents — covers wildlife rehabilitation, Florida fauna biology, and conservation principles.
Interior Alaska lake recreation area with boreal forest and freshwater habitat — supports ecology, wildlife observation, and physical education.
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources elk-feeding ranch open to the public in winter — covers ungulate biology, wildlife management, and Rocky Mountain ecosystems.
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Indiana state recreation area on Hardy Lake — aquatic ecology, lake geology, and Southern Indiana watershed biology with hiking and water access.
Connecticut coastal state park with salt marsh and Long Island Sound shoreline — covers marine and estuarine ecology, coastal geology, and native bird habitat.
Small family petting zoo in rural Kentucky — introduces domestic and farm animal biology, animal husbandry, and basic zoology for young learners.
Indiana state park on the Wabash River near the historic New Harmony utopian settlement — supports ecology field study alongside nearby history curriculum connections.
University of Wisconsin Extension arboretum with labeled woody plant collections — dendrology, plant identification, and ecology.
3,000-acre Massachusetts state forest with ponds, trails, and varied habitats — forest ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor field science.
Nature center in the Monongahela Highlands of WV — supports Appalachian ecology, wildlife identification, and outdoor science education.
Tennessee state park along the historic Harpeth River corridor — covers river ecology, geological formations, Native American history, and outdoor recreation.
State park unit along the Harpeth River with lake access and riparian habitat — covers watershed ecology, aquatic biology, and Tennessee geography.
City-run nature center with wetland trails, interpretive exhibits, and programming — covers local wildlife, wetland ecology, and seasonal natural cycles.
Lake Michigan shoreline state park with limestone geology, migratory bird habitat, and coastal ecology interpretation.
New Hampshire conservation education center with trails and programming — ecology, wildlife biology, and land-stewardship practices in a forest setting.
County park adjacent to Harris Nuclear Plant reservoir — freshwater ecology, migratory bird watching, and Piedmont habitat biology with developed facilities.
Nature center with wetland trails and live animal exhibits in Okemos, MI — supports local ecology, watershed biology, and wildlife identification.
Tennessee state park on Chickamauga Lake with shoreline ecology, freshwater biology habitat, and outdoor recreation opportunities.
Ohio state park with lake, trails, and fishing access — freshwater ecology, outdoor recreation, and basic field biology in a Northwest Ohio setting.
Outdoor sculpture garden in a natural setting — landscape observation and the intersection of environmental design and outdoor space.
Lake Huron shoreline state park with trails and beach — supports ecology, Great Lakes geography, and outdoor physical education.
Connecticut nature center with live animals, trails, and ecology programs — covers local wildlife biology and forest ecosystem study.
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