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Outdoor sculpture trail integrated into Montana forest — connects environmental land stewardship, site-specific art, and ecological observation.

Montana prairie wetland refuge supporting migratory waterfowl and shorebirds — covers Great Plains marsh ecology, bird migration biology, and prairie geography.

Federal wildlife refuge in the northern Montana prairie — wetland ecology, migratory waterfowl biology, and Great Plains geography.

Public botanical garden with native and ornamental plantings — supports plant biology, ecology, and garden science in an accessible urban setting.

Developed recreation trail with views of the Bridger Range — supports ecology observation, topography study, and physical fitness objectives.

Flathead Lake State Park unit on Montana's largest freshwater lake — covers freshwater ecology, glacial lake geography, and riparian biology.

Montana FWP regional office and Lake Elmo State Park area — wildlife biology, local ecology, and conservation land management.

Charles M. Russell NWR field station on Fort Peck Reservoir — supports wildlife biology, prairie ecology, and Missouri River watershed geography.

Montana state park on Frenchtown Pond — freshwater ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor recreation.

Working botanical farm in the Gallatin Valley — plant cultivation, sustainable agriculture, and pollinator ecology in a hands-on farm setting.

Montana state park at one of the largest freshwater springs in the US — covers hydrology, geology, and Missouri River watershed ecology.

Audubon-managed wetland preserve near Bozeman — wetland ecology, migratory waterfowl biology, and conservation land management.

Urban state park in Billings offering reservoir ecology, bird observation, and outdoor recreation with access to Montana's high-plains geography.

Montana state park on a glacially formed lake — supports freshwater ecology study, native fish and bird observation, and Great Plains geography.

Municipal botanical garden and park in Bozeman — supports plant identification, horticulture basics, and outdoor physical education.

Federally managed wildlife refuge in the Bitterroot Valley with visitor center — covers waterfowl ecology, riparian habitat, and wildlife conservation biology.

Missouri River headwaters state park at the confluence of the Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin rivers — watershed geography and Lewis & Clark history.

Small Montana state park on the Flathead River providing riparian ecology study, wildlife observation, and outdoor recreation in a mountain setting.

Montana state park near Kalispell with forested trails and wildlife habitat — covers Rocky Mountain ecology, native species, and conservation.

Federal wildlife refuge on the Northern Great Plains — supports migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and wildlife refuge management study.

State park at the Blackfoot–Clark Fork River confluence — covers riparian ecology, river geomorphology, and Montana watershed science.

Audubon-operated center with native habitat, bird banding programs, and conservation education along the Yellowstone River corridor.

Guided birding tours in western Montana covering bird identification, migration ecology, and riparian habitat — applied ornithology in the field.

Botanical garden focused on Montana native flora, supporting plant ecology, ethnobotany, and regional biodiversity study.