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Atlantic Ocean beach state park in NH with tidal zones and marine habitat — supports coastal ecology, marine biology, and oceanography concepts through direct observation.

Atlantic coastal state park campground — covers beach ecology, tidal science, and coastal geography along the NH seacoast.

New Hampshire conservation education center with trails and programming — ecology, wildlife biology, and land-stewardship practices in a forest setting.

Urban wildlife sanctuary in Nashua with nature trails and wildlife observation — supports study of local bird species, native plants, and urban ecology.

NH ocean beach with rocky intertidal zone suitable for marine biology observation of tidal pools, coastal geology, and wave dynamics.

State park with ATV trails, Jericho Lake, and boreal forest ecology in the White Mountains region — supports biology, ecology, and physical education.

Former estate of diplomat John Hay on Lake Sunapee with formal gardens, forest trails, and lakeside ecology — supports botany, conservation history, and Gilded Age biography.

Former Hay estate now federal wildlife refuge with forest and lake trails — supports wildlife ecology, forest biology, and New Hampshire natural history.

Small New Hampshire state park with pond habitat and forest trails — supports outdoor biology, ecology observation, and physical education.

Campground within Franconia Notch State Park — gateway to glacial geology, White Mountain ecology, and outdoor education in a dramatic alpine setting.

Remote northern NH state park on the Connecticut Lakes — ecology, boreal forest biology, and freshwater habitat study.

State park on a glacially formed lake in the White Mountains — ecology, freshwater biology, and New England geology in a developed outdoor setting.

Remote NH/ME border refuge protecting boreal wetlands — field study of loon habitat, northern forest ecology, and watershed conservation.

Small hands-on nature museum introducing young children to local wildlife, plants, and ecology through specimens and interactive displays.

Working pick-your-own farm with orchards and seasonal crops — covers plant biology, agricultural cycles, and local food systems.

Large natural lake and watershed area used for outdoor recreation — supports freshwater ecology, watershed geography, and PE through paddling and trail use.

State park with fire tower and forested trails — covers forest ecology, elevation geography, and orienteering.

NH's first state park featuring a summit auto road and hawk-watch site — covers raptor migration, forest ecology, and Monadnock region geology.

Urban park along the Nashua River canal with trails and wildlife habitat — canal history, riparian ecology, and outdoor PE.

Northern New Hampshire state park on the Androscoggin River — riparian ecology, boreal forest biology, and New England geography.

White Mountains state park with brook habitat and mixed northern forest — ecology, wildlife biology, and White Mountain geography fieldwork.

Mobile and live-animal education program featuring exotic and native animals — supports zoology and wildlife biology for young learners.

Audubon wildlife sanctuary with nature center, trails, and bird banding programs — covers ornithology, local ecology, and conservation biology.

Audubon Society nature center on Newfound Lake with trails and programs — covers bird ecology, NH wildlife, and conservation stewardship.