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Lake Ontario shoreline state park with beach, trails, and camping — coastal geology, freshwater ecology, and outdoor physical education.

Urban estuarine park along the Hudson River with ecology programs, wetland habitats, and waterfront science connecting river biology to NYC geography.

Designed landscape garden in the Hudson Valley inspired by Chinese cup gardens — covers landscape design, plant ecology, and principles of naturalistic art.

NYC nature center in Inwood Hill Park with ancient forest and cave — urban ecology, Native American history of Manhattan, and local geology.

Federal refuge managing wetland habitat for migratory waterfowl — bird ecology, seasonal migration patterns, and habitat conservation.

Federal wildlife refuge visitor center focusing on migratory bird habitat management in the Lake Ontario plain — ornithology and wetland ecology.

NYBG perennial garden showcasing plant taxonomy, seasonal ecology, and horticultural design within a major botanical garden.

Historic Japanese garden within Brooklyn Botanic Garden — landscape design, plant ecology, and East Asian cultural geography.

Traditional Japanese stroll garden on Long Island — landscape design principles, native and Asian plant species, and garden ecology.

New York state park on Lake Erie's shoreline — Great Lakes geography, shoreline ecology, and outdoor recreation with developed park facilities.

Lake Ontario shoreline state park with beach, wetlands, and woodland trails — supports coastal ecology, Great Lakes geography, and physical education.

Public gardens and veterans memorial combining horticultural study with local military heritage and landscape geography.

Long Island coastal wildlife management area supporting shorebird and waterfowl ecology, barrier-island geography, and wetland biology.

Russel Wright's mid-century designed landscape and home — covers landscape ecology, environmental design, and 20th-century design history.

Town-operated estuary and salt marsh preserve with boardwalk trails — supports coastal ecology, marine biology, bird study, and wetland science.

Salt marsh nature trail with an on-site nature center — covers estuarine ecology, tidal cycles, and coastal food webs.

Island nature center on the St. Lawrence River with trails and exhibits — supports freshwater ecology, bird migration, and Great Lakes watershed studies.

Catskill Mountain arboretum with labeled native tree and shrub collections — supports dendrology, plant ecology, and Catskills natural history.

Native plant garden within Prospect Park — covers native plant ecology, pollinator biology, and NYC urban green-space conservation.

Curated native plant garden within the New York Botanical Garden — covers Northeast plant ecology, native species identification, and habitat restoration.

Westchester County nature center with trails and live animals — supports local ecology, wildlife biology, and outdoor science education.

Authentic Chinese scholar's garden within Snug Harbor — traditional landscape design, East Asian cultural geography, and plant ecology.

Long Island wildlife sanctuary focused on native bird species rehabilitation and habitat conservation education.

Hudson River shoreline state park in Nyack, NY — supports riparian ecology, Hudson Valley geography, and outdoor physical education.