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58 matches in Wyoming
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Federal wildlife refuge on the Green River with visitor center — wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and riparian habitat study in a managed refuge.
Wyoming state park surrounding Seminoe Reservoir and dam — geology, high-desert ecology, and reservoir hydrology in a remote setting.
Mountain resort in the Tetons offering lift-accessed terrain and mountain ecology — supports physical education, geography, and Rocky Mountain ecology study.
Wyoming state park visitor center and headquarters offering ranger programs on high-plains ecology, geology, and wildlife management.
Wyoming state park on Glendo Reservoir — covers freshwater ecology, Great Plains geography, and outdoor recreation science.
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BLM-managed open range viewing area for feral horse herds — supports wildlife behavior observation, ecology, and Great Basin geography.
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Wyoming state park visitor center along Bear River — covers riparian ecology, wildlife biology, and regional geography.
River-corridor state park along the North Platte — riparian ecology, bird observation, and outdoor PE along maintained trails.
High-plains reservoir recreation area offering bird-watching, aquatic ecology observation, and Wyoming geography in a remote shortgrass prairie setting.
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High Plains arboretum affiliated with Cheyenne Botanic Gardens offering tree and shrub collections for dendrology and xeriscape botany study.
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