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114 matches in New Hampshire

NH ocean beach state park with tidal zone access — coastal geology, marine intertidal ecology, and New England shoreline geography.

New Hampshire state park atop a mountain with historic fire lookout — covers northern hardwood ecology, fire-tower history, and summit biology.

Freshwater lake state park on Newfound Lake in the White Mountain foothills — supports aquatic ecology, New England forest biology, and outdoor PE.
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Small New Hampshire state park on Lake Wentworth — swimming, trail access, and freshwater lake ecology in a developed day-use area.

Glacially formed kettle lake state park in the White Mountains — covers glacial geology, freshwater ecology, and New Hampshire geography.

New Hampshire state park on Mount Kearsarge with forested hiking trails and summit views supporting ecology, geology, and physical geography.
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Picnic and shelter pavilion within Bear Brook State Park — serves as a base for forest ecology exploration and outdoor PE activities.

Roadside waterfall wayside in the White Mountains — geology of glacial stream erosion and northern hardwood forest ecology.

Former zoo property repurposed as a public nature park in Hudson, NH — offers wildlife habitat exploration, ecology observation, and outdoor physical activity.
Small New Hampshire farm and nature property — covers farm ecology, animal care, and rural land stewardship for younger learners.

Small ornamental and native-plant garden on Squam Lake — supports botany, plant identification, and ecological observation.
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State forest in NH containing ruins of a 1930s French chateau — combines forest ecology with local architectural history and the story of an eccentric landowner.

Squam Lake shoreline trail covering New Hampshire freshwater ecology, native forest species, and lake-watershed biology.
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Small New Hampshire state park centered on Silver Lake — supports freshwater ecology, local geology, and outdoor physical education for younger learners.
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Campus arboretum along the Merrimack River — supports tree identification, New England native plant ecology, and riparian habitat study.
Forest conservation organization headquarters with educational programming — covers silviculture, land stewardship, and NH forest ecology.
NWR visitor contact station on the NH-ME border — provides orientation to boreal wetland ecology and migratory bird habitat.

White Mountains gateway visitor center with regional maps, exhibits, and ranger staff — supports mountain ecology and New Hampshire geography.
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