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State park in the Finger Lakes with 12 waterfalls and gorge trails — geology, erosion, watershed science, and outdoor physical education in a dramatic natural setting.

Long Island barrier-island state park with Atlantic beach, dunes, and shorebird habitat — coastal ecology, geography, and physical education.

State park preserving a natural rock bridge and cave system with ranger programming — karst geology, cave ecology, and Ozark biology.

Sandstone rock shelter in Hocking Hills — geology of erosion, Ohio cave formation, and temperate forest ecology along a self-guided trail.

Rockefeller-endowed preserve with 70+ miles of carriage roads through mixed Hudson Valley habitat — ecology, land conservation, and outdoor PE.

New Mexico state park where visitors collect volcanic minerals and thunder eggs — covers geology, mineralogy, and Chihuahuan Desert ecology in an active field-collection setting.

Former chemical weapons site converted to urban wildlife refuge — covers prairie ecology, bison and raptor biology, and environmental remediation science.
Rocky Shores exhibit at Hogle Zoo featuring Pacific coast marine mammals — marine biology, pinniped adaptations, and conservation biology.

AZA-accredited zoo with strong conservation programming — covers zoology, animal behavior, and global conservation biology.
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AZA-accredited zoo with conservation focus covering animal biology, wildlife management, and species preservation across diverse exhibits.

Oklahoma state park in a red-rock canyon with trails, lake, and diverse habitat — supports geology, ecology, and physical education.

AZA-accredited zoo with strong conservation focus — animal biology, endangered species programs, and wildlife ecology across global biomes.
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North Dakota badlands state park adjacent to Theodore Roosevelt NP — covers high-plains ecology, geology, and conservation history of the Great Plains.

Audubon sanctuary along the Platte River — nationally recognized stopover for sandhill crane migration, covering avian biology and riparian ecology.

Colorado state park featuring dramatic hogback ridges and Dakota sandstone formations — covers geology, Front Range ecology, and prehistoric fossil-bearing strata.

State park visitor center in a dramatic red-rock landscape — covers Colorado geology, erosion processes, and Front Range ecosystems.
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Large botanical garden in Burlington, Ontario — covers plant taxonomy, ecology, and conservation; note: located in Canada, not a US destination.
AZA-accredited zoo with conservation programs — covers animal biology, taxonomy, and global habitat/biodiversity concepts.
Drive-through wildlife safari park near Lake Geneva — supports animal biology, conservation awareness, and species identification.

Regional wildlife park with diverse animal species and conservation programs — supports zoology, animal adaptation, and wildlife conservation education.

Open-air safari tour at Lake Tobias Wildlife Park with close-range viewing of exotic and native animals — supports zoology and animal adaptation study.
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African wildlife preserve with guided open-vehicle tours — covers animal behavior, African ecosystem ecology, and conservation biology.

Drive-through safari and guided tour facility covering African and Asian wildlife biology, conservation, and animal behavior.
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National park protecting the Sonoran Desert's giant saguaro cactus ecosystem — covers desert ecology, plant adaptations, and Sonoran geography.
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