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World-renowned raptor migration lookout with live counting and naturalist-led programs — avian biology, migration ecology, and conservation science.
Premier hawk migration counting station on the Lake Superior ridgeline — raptor identification, population ecology, and bird banding demonstrations in season.
Zoo-based giraffe feeding and encounter experience at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo — covers African mammal biology and zoo conservation programs.
West Virginia state park on the New River Gorge featuring dramatic river geology, Appalachian ecology, and hiking trails with ranger programming.
Ozark state park with sandstone canyon trails and Pickle Creek natural area — supports study of Ozark geology, sandstone formation, and riparian forest ecology.
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African savanna habitat section of Columbus Zoo — covers African wildlife biology, conservation, and sub-Saharan ecosystem study.
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National forest spanning Montana's continental divide — forest ecology, Rocky Mountain geography, wildlife biology, and land-management science.
Large national forest in the Montana Rockies — forest ecology, geology, watershed science, and geography across multiple developed recreation areas.
Family zoo in central Minnesota with drive-through and walk-through animal exhibits — covers zoology, animal behavior, and wildlife conservation.
Free admission city zoo with diverse animal collection — supports zoology, animal adaptation, and conservation education.
Free admission zoo with diverse animal collection and conservation programming — supports zoology, animal biology, and wildlife conservation units.
Major Houston urban park anchoring the Museum District — botanical garden, Japanese garden, and natural areas support ecology, geography, and outdoor education.
23-acre botanical garden founded by Milton Hershey — covers plant taxonomy, horticulture, and seasonal ecology with themed garden collections.
Idaho's oldest state park on Lake Coeur d'Alene — wetland ecology, old-growth forest, and migratory bird habitat with ranger programs.
Pennsylvania state park featuring a boulder field National Natural Landmark — supports glacial geology, ecology, and outdoor PE curriculum.
Hands-on animal encounter farm with domestic and exotic animals — supports basic zoology, animal care, and life-science observation for younger students.
NJ state park at the highest point in the state — Appalachian geography, forest ecology, glacial geology, and Appalachian Trail access.
Metro park along the Olentangy River with fossil-bearing shale outcrops, raptor center, and naturalist-led programs.
One of Florida's oldest state parks preserving old-growth cypress and hardwood hammock — covers subtropical ecology, botany, and conservation biology.
Florida state park on the Hillsborough River with hiking, paddling, and a historic fort site — supports ecology, river biology, and Florida history.
O'ahu botanical garden with tropical plant collections and a visitor center — covers tropical plant biology, Hawaiian ecology, and Pacific island geography.
Large Arkansas state park and conservation area on Beaver Lake — covers Ozark ecology, watershed biology, and wildlife identification across 12,000+ acres of trails.
State park visitor center at the gateway to Hocking Hills' caves and gorges — covers geology, forest ecology, and Ohio's karst landforms.
400-acre botanical garden featuring Hawaiian and tropical plant ecosystems — covers ethnobotany, island ecology, and native species conservation.
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