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Working family farm near Traverse City offering hands-on agricultural experience — covers plant biology, food production, and farm ecology.

Working alpaca farm in rural NC — covers fiber-animal husbandry, mammalian biology, and agricultural science with hands-on animal interaction.

Working farm in Tallahassee, FL integrating animal husbandry and sustainable agriculture — supports applied biology and stewardship curriculum.

Urban nature center on the Wichita River with trails and exhibits — covers local ecology, riparian habitats, and native Texas wildlife.

Urban national park with forests, creek habitats, and ranger programs covering ecology, geology, and native wildlife.

Natural history center in Virginia's Rockfish Valley — regional ecology, wildlife biology, and Blue Ridge natural history.

295-acre botanical garden at Clemson University with native plant collections and ecology trails — supports botany, horticulture, and conservation biology.

Small private zoo in Temecula — hands-on animal observation supporting basic zoology and wildlife biology for young learners.

Nassau County nature preserve and museum with live reptile and amphibian exhibits — covers Long Island ecology, herpetology, and local wildlife biology.

Urban farm and community garden in Corvallis covering sustainable agriculture, soil science, and plant biology through hands-on growing.

Small Milwaukee nature museum with hands-on natural history exhibits — introduces local ecology, animal biology, and Wisconsin natural science to young children.

Forested Potomac River island memorial in Arlington, VA with self-guided trails through riparian hardwood habitat and a monument to Theodore Roosevelt.

Farm market with a petting zoo featuring domestic and farm animals — supports basic animal science, agriculture awareness, and hands-on nature learning.

Environmental education center on the Lake Erie shoreline covering Great Lakes ecology, watershed science, and regional biodiversity.

Working buffalo park and wildlife venue — large-mammal ecology, North American bison conservation, and grassland biology.

National Park Service–managed river corridor covering riparian ecology, geology, and watershed geography along the upper Delaware.

Connecticut nature center with trails and live-animal exhibits — covers local ecology, wildlife biology, and wetland habitats.

Hands-on wildlife ranch near Atlanta where children interact with farm and native animals — supports zoology and animal husbandry study.

Small petting zoo and farm-animal facility covering basic zoology, animal husbandry, and hands-on biology for young children.

400-year-old live oak with a 187-foot canopy spread on Johns Island — dendrology, coastal ecology, and old-growth forest biology.

NC city nature center — Piedmont ecology and beginner naturalist programs.

Small nature center along the Whetstone River in Ohio — covers local ecology, native plants and wildlife, and watershed biology.