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Working farm and organic garden in the Arkansas River Valley — plant biology, sustainable agriculture, and food systems education with hands-on demonstrations.

Arkansas River Valley state park atop Mount Nebo — Ozark plateau ecology, plant communities, geography, and physical fitness via trail system.

Small museum and botanical garden in Bentonville featuring native Ozark plant collections — supports regional botany, ecology, and natural history.

Arkansas state park centered on a volcanic plug mountain — supports geology, native ecology, and outdoor PE through maintained trail systems.

Primate exhibits at the Little Rock Zoo — primate biology, social behavior, and conservation of endangered species.

Arkansas state park atop Rich Mountain in the Ouachitas — covers Ouachita Mountain ecology, forest biology, and Ozark-Ouachita geography.

Small Arkansas farm experience — supports introductory animal husbandry, plant biology, and rural agriculture concepts.

Public butterfly garden in Rogers, AR provides hands-on study of pollinator biology, native plant ecology, and butterfly life cycles.

State-maintained arboretum with labeled native and ornamental plantings — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and Arkansas native species studies.

Rural Arkansas nature center along the South Fork of the Little Red River — covers Ozark stream ecology, native wildlife, and outdoor science education.

Arkansas state park in the Cache River lowlands — covers bottomland hardwood ecology, bayou hydrology, and native wildlife of the Mississippi Alluvial Plain.

Federally managed wetland refuge on the Mississippi flyway — waterfowl biology, migratory ecology, and wetland conservation.

Arkansas state park on White Oak Lake — supports freshwater ecology, bird observation, and outdoor recreation curriculum.

Education program based at Little Rock Zoo focused on wildlife conservation and animal biology for youth.

Arkansas ranch and nature center with wildlife and farm animals — supports introductory zoology, animal husbandry, and ecology observation.

Arkansas Ozark state park along the War Eagle River — supports riparian ecology, biology, geology, and physical education through trails and waterways.

Arkansas state park with creek ecology, forested trails, and ranger programs covering Ozark biology and regional geography.

Arkansas state park with lake, forest trails, and wetland habitat — Ozark ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation in a natural setting.

NWR visitor contact station for Cache River bottomlands — wetland ecology, migratory waterfowl biology, and Arkansas delta conservation.

Small Arkansas petting farm with domestic and exotic animals — supports introductory animal biology and basic farm-animal husbandry concepts.

Historic garden at the Dunbar Community Center site — plant biology, African American heritage, and urban ecology.

Municipal lake park with natural shoreline — supports lessons in freshwater ecology, bird observation, and outdoor recreation.

Master-gardener demonstration garden with labeled beds — plant biology, soil science, and sustainable horticulture practices.

Hilltop garden with native plantings and scenic views — plant identification, ecology, and regional geography.