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109 matches in Arizona

Arizona state park along the Verde River with riparian habitat — covers desert riparian ecology, bird diversity, and Verde Valley watershed biology.

Phoenix Mountain Preserve unit at Camelback — covers Sonoran Desert ecology, geology, and physical geography through hiking and field observation.

Arizona state recreation area with reservoir and ponderosa pine forest — high-desert ecology, riparian biology, and outdoor PE.
Desert botanical garden in the Sonoran Desert featuring native plant identification, xeriscape ecology, and desert adaptation biology.

Southern Arizona NWR supporting Sonoran desert and grassland species — covers desert ecology, migratory bird biology, and borderlands geography.

Exotic animal sanctuary in the Sonoran Desert — supports zoology, animal behavior, and desert ecosystem study.

Riparian preserve and bird banding station — wetland ecology, avian biology, and water-cycle observation in a desert environment.
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Municipal xeriscape demonstration garden — covers desert-adapted plant species, water conservation, and arid-climate ecology.
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Petting and feeding farm featuring deer and exotic animals near Williams, AZ — basic animal biology and animal husbandry for young children.

Nature Conservancy riparian preserve along one of Arizona's last free-flowing rivers — covers desert hydrology, bird ecology, and Sonoran biodiversity.
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Nature center on one of Arizona's few perennial rivers — covers riparian ecology, desert hydrology, and migratory bird habitats.
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Colorado River backwater refuge with diverse riparian and desert ecosystems — supports wildlife biology, migratory bird study, and wetland ecology.

Non-profit zoological sanctuary in Prescott housing non-releasable wildlife — covers animal behavior, native Arizona species, and wildlife conservation.

Prescott natural history center with exhibits and guided programs — covers central Arizona ecology, geology, native plants, and wildlife biology.

Natural sandstone formation within Papago Park, Phoenix — supports desert geology, Sonoran Desert ecology, and Arizona geography.
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County mountain park in the Hualapai range — elevation ecology, geology, conifer forest biology, and hiking-based outdoor education near Kingman, AZ.

Federal wildlife refuge along the lower Colorado River — riparian ecology, migratory bird biology, and desert watershed conservation.
Japanese-designed garden within a city park — covers traditional landscape design, native and non-native plant identification, and Japanese cultural geography.

Wildlife sanctuary housing rescued exotic animals with educational programs — covers animal biology, conservation ethics, and habitat needs.
Sonoran Desert wildlife refuge contact station near Yuma — desert ecology, Bighorn sheep habitat, and wildlife conservation in a remote bajada environment.
Playa lake and riparian area in Willcox known for sandhill crane migration — supports avian biology, wetland ecology, and migratory patterns.

Desert lake state park on the Colorado River — riparian ecology, migratory bird habitat, and arid-zone geography fieldwork.
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Arizona state park campground on Lake Havasu offering desert shoreline ecology, geography, and outdoor recreation.

Large desert reservoir in Maricopa County with developed recreation areas — supports geography, hydrology, and Sonoran Desert ecology study.
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