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193 matches in Wisconsin
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Small free municipal zoo in Irvine Park — animal biology and species identification in a family-friendly zoo setting with deer, bears, and birds.
Wisconsin state park at the Kinnickinnic River confluence — supports freshwater ecology, glacial geography, and outdoor physical education.
Lake Michigan dune and swale state park with nature center — covers coastal dune formation, Great Lakes ecology, and outdoor PE.
Wisconsin state park on a glacial lake with oak savanna habitat — covers freshwater ecology, glacial geology, and native plant biology.
Wisconsin state park on a reservoir created by the 1905 Wissota Dam — covers freshwater ecology, glacial landscape, and reservoir biology.
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Urban lakefront state park on Lake Michigan in Milwaukee — covers Great Lakes ecology, shoreline geography, and outdoor education through trails and natural areas.
Small municipal zoo in Manitowoc with regional wildlife — supports introductory zoology and animal-adaptation discussions for young learners.
Free municipal zoo in Manitowoc with native and exotic animals — supports zoology, animal behavior, and conservation awareness curriculum.
40-acre sculpture garden with 50+ monumental works on lawns and woodland — outdoor sculpture and landscape design.
Children's garden within Boerner Botanical Gardens — plant identification, pollinator biology, and basic botany in a structured outdoor setting.
Wetland nature center on Horicon Marsh — migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and conservation science in a major North American flyway.
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Wisconsin Kettle Moraine recreation area with glacial lake — covers glacial geology, freshwater ecology, and Great Lakes region natural history.
City park on Lake Winnebago with small zoo and natural areas — supports basic ecology and outdoor biology observation.
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Free municipal zoo with native and exotic animals — supports zoology, animal behavior, and conservation awareness.
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Suburban nature preserve with trails along the Milwaukee River — field botany, riparian ecology, and wildlife observation.
Mississippi River state park with backwater habitat — riverine ecology, freshwater biology, and Wisconsin geography field study.
State park featuring isolated sandstone mesas (mounds) — geology of erosion, Driftless Area geography, and terrestrial ecology.
Wisconsin state park on the Wisconsin Dells with sandstone bluffs, a glacial lake, and nature trails — covers glacial geology, forest ecology, and freshwater biology.
Milwaukee city park that includes the Domes conservatory — plant biology, tropical and desert biome ecology, and horticultural science.
Milwaukee County outdoor education center with trails and naturalist programming — ecology, local wildlife, and environmental science for school groups.
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Municipal botanical garden in Wausau with themed plant collections — supports plant biology, ecology, and seasonal life-cycle study.
Wisconsin nature center with trails and interpretive exhibits on the Wolf River watershed — covers local ecology, insect biology, and natural history.
Wisconsin state park featuring the largest natural sandstone arch in the state — covers karst/sandstone geology, erosion, and woodland ecology.
Northwoods Wisconsin nature center — supports local ecology, wildlife identification, and forest biology in the Northern Highland lake district.
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