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Coastal Georgia state park with saltmarsh and tidal creek ecosystems — estuarine biology, wildlife observation, and outdoor PE.

Georgia state park on Lake Lanier with trails and shoreline habitat — supports freshwater ecology, local flora/fauna, and outdoor PE.

Suburban nature center with trails and environmental education programs — covers local ecology, native plants, and wildlife observation.

Urban wildlife sanctuary in Atlanta managed by Audubon — native habitat ecology, bird identification, and urban conservation study.

Georgia state park near FDR's Little White House with CCC-built trails, Pine Mountain ecology, and ranger programs covering native Piedmont habitats.

Farm animal sanctuary — supports animal welfare education, basic zoology, and discussions of agriculture ethics and species care.

Environmental education center on conserved land with trails and programs — covers Georgia ecology, wildlife habitat, and conservation biology.

Large Georgia state park with ranger programs, hiking, and lake ecology — supports biology, physical education, and environmental science curriculum.

Old-growth urban forest with two miles of trails adjacent to Fernbank Science Center — supports forest ecology, tree biology, and field observation skills.

Working farm in south Georgia providing hands-on observation of sustainable agriculture, animal husbandry, and plant science in a rural setting.

Georgia state park on Lake Walter F. George — supports freshwater ecology, fishing biology, and outdoor recreation tied to Georgia geography.

Georgia state park featuring an ancient Cherokee stone wall and mountain forest ecosystem — covers Appalachian ecology alongside pre-Columbian archaeological history.

Georgia state park surrounding a colonial-era fort and lake — covers forest ecology and early American frontier history.

Dedicated rhododendron display garden in the Georgia mountains — plant taxonomy, Appalachian flora, and horticultural science.

Small urban wildlife sanctuary in Clarkston — native species habitat, wildlife rehabilitation awareness, and urban ecology.

Georgia state park with wetlands, longleaf pine habitat, and a heritage farm — supports ecology, native species biology, and Southeastern agricultural history.

Georgia state park centered on a mill pond wetland — covers freshwater ecology, grist-mill history, and native plant and bird observation.

College-maintained native plant garden featuring Georgia piedmont species — supports plant identification, native ecology, and conservation biology.

Small private zoo in west Georgia with exotic and native animals — supports zoology, animal behavior, and conservation awareness curriculum.

Georgia state park with lake, WWII-era aircraft and military vehicle exhibits, and fishing — combines outdoor education with veterans history.

State park with WWII-era military aircraft and equipment displays alongside outdoor recreation — combines Georgia natural habitat with veterans history exhibits.

Georgia Wildlife Federation headquarters with wildlife education programs — covers native species conservation, habitat management, and Georgia ecology.

Urban nature preserve in Decatur with wooded trails along a creek corridor — supports local plant ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor education.

Outdoor wildlife and nature education program in the North Georgia mountains — covers local ecology, animal behavior, and hands-on natural science.