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81 matches in Hawaii

Coastal Hawaiian wetland refuge for endangered waterbirds — covers island ecology, endemic species biology, and conservation science.
Small natural history museum inside Koke'e State Park covering Hawaiian ecology, native flora and fauna, and Kauai's geological and cultural landscape.
Botanical garden inside a volcanic crater featuring dry-land Hawaiian native plants — covers island biogeography, native plant adaptation, and conservation.

Volcanic tuff cone park with crater trail and coastal views — covers geology, Hawaiian ecology, and physical geography.
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Private cloud forest preserve on Hawaii Island's slopes — covers tropical botany, cloud forest ecology, and native Hawaiian plant conservation.
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Upcountry Maui botanical garden at 3,300 ft elevation featuring native Hawaiian plants, proteas, and island ecosystem biology.

Coastal lava-bench beach park on the Big Island — supports Hawaiian geology, coastal ecology, and Pacific geography study.
Maui farm animal sanctuary — covers animal welfare, sustainable agriculture, and Hawaiian land-use ecology through guided farm visits.
Native Hawaiian botanical garden in Nuuanu Valley — endemic plant species, Hawaiian cultural history, and watershed ecology.
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Japanese-style ornamental garden on Hilo Bay — supports cultural geography, landscape design, and the history of Japanese-Hawaiian heritage.

Coastal lava-field state recreation area on the Big Island — covers Hawaiian volcanism, lava ecology, and native coastal ecosystems.
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Small animal sanctuary in rural Hawaii featuring exotic and domestic animals — hands-on zoology, animal care, and basic biology for younger learners.
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Hawaiian NWR complex supporting endangered waterbirds — island ecology, endemic species conservation, and Pacific wetland habitat biology.

Historic Hawaiian garden with ancient banyan trees and native plantings — covers Hawaiian ecology, cultural history, and native plant biology.

Former airport converted to coastal recreation area on Kona's lava shoreline — covers Hawaiian geology, marine ecology, and coastal geography.
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Molokai state park featuring a phallic rock sacred site, native forest, and sea cliff overlooks connecting Hawaiian cultural geography and native ecology.

Hawaiian garden sanctuary with ethnobotanical and cultural elements — supports Pacific Island ecology, native plant study, and multicultural social studies.

Remote Kauai state park with the longest white-sand beach in Hawaii — coastal ecology, dune systems, and Pacific island geography.

High-elevation Maui state park in native cloud forest — Hawaiian endemic ecology, introduced-species impact, and montane biology.
Private botanical garden on Kauai featuring tropical plants in a native Hawaiian landscape — supports tropical botany, ethnobotany, and island ecology.
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Natural waterfall on the Wailuku River in Hilo — geomorphology, Hawaiian ecology, and water-cycle observation in a free outdoor setting.
Forested Honolulu watershed reserve offering native Hawaiian plant ecology, conservation biology, and trail-based outdoor education.

Kona botanical garden with educational center — tropical plant biology, Hawaiian native species, and Pacific Island ecology.
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Hawaii state beach park on the Big Island with marine access — supports Pacific coastal ecology, marine biology observation, and outdoor PE.
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