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81 matches in Montana
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Small Montana state park on the Clark Fork River floodplain — riparian ecology, native plant communities, and outdoor education.
Small urban botanical garden in Billings — plant biology, horticulture, and regional flora identification.
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Small Montana state park on Whitefish Lake — freshwater ecology, Rocky Mountain geography, and outdoor recreation.
Public rose garden in Missoula — supports basic botany, plant classification, and horticulture; minimal curriculum depth beyond introductory plant science.
Interpretive native plant garden affiliated with Montana Natural History Center — plant taxonomy, regional ecology, and native-species identification.
Montana state park on a Yellowstone River island — covers riparian habitat, floodplain ecology, and Eastern Montana river geography.
Small Montana state park on Flathead Lake offering shoreline access and wildlife observation — supports freshwater ecology and Great Plains geography.
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University of Montana campus arboretum with labeled native and introduced tree species — supports dendrology, plant taxonomy, and Montana ecology curriculum.
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Billings arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — self-guided dendrology, plant adaptation to semi-arid climate, and native species study.
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