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All American Selections trial garden displaying evaluated new plant varieties — covers plant breeding, horticulture, and comparative botanical observation.
Small Kentucky petting zoo with domestic and farm animals providing basic animal husbandry, zoology, and life-science exposure for young learners.
Hands-on petting zoo with farm animals and pony rides — supports basic animal biology, domestic animal care, and agricultural awareness for young children.
New Jersey state park with forests, lakes, and trails — supports NJ native ecology, geology, and outdoor physical education.
UW-Madison teaching garden featuring labeled plant collections — covers plant taxonomy, horticulture, and botanical classification across themed garden beds.
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Working apple orchard on South Hero Island in Lake Champlain — supports plant biology, seasonal agriculture, and Vermont farm heritage.
Urban environmental center with wetland trails and live animal exhibits — covers local ecology, watershed biology, and wildlife identification.
Working alligator facility in coastal Alabama — covers reptile biology, wetland ecology, and American alligator conservation firsthand.
Wisconsin Dells attraction featuring live alligators and reptiles with keeper talks covering reptile biology, cold-blooded physiology, and conservation.
Federal wildlife refuge in coastal North Carolina supporting red wolf recovery, wetland ecology, and migratory waterfowl biology.
Private alligator sanctuary housing rescued reptiles — reptile biology, conservation ethics, and herpetology.
Vermont hilltop state park with panoramic views and forest trails — supports New England ecology, physical geography, and outdoor PE.
State park on the New River Gorge with trails, river access, and ecology — supports biology, geography, and physical education units.
Small Michigan state park on Mullett Lake — freshwater shoreline ecology, Great Lakes watershed geography, and outdoor recreation.
Urban wildlife sanctuary in Alpena providing habitat for waterfowl and native species — covers wetland ecology and wildlife observation.
Washington state park on Alta Lake in the Okanogan Highlands — covers high-desert lake ecology, geography, and outdoor recreation science.
Large reservoir beach within Alum Creek State Park — supports outdoor recreation and basic freshwater ecology; limited formal curriculum programming.
State park campground on Alum Creek reservoir — covers Ohio freshwater ecology, geology, and outdoor recreation as physical education.
Botanical garden in the Texas Panhandle with themed gardens and a conservatory — covers plant taxonomy, regional ecology, and high-plains horticulture.
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Municipal zoo with native and exotic species — supports zoology, animal behavior, and conservation education for younger students.
Temple University's 187-acre teaching arboretum — covers dendrology, horticulture, plant taxonomy, and sustainable landscape design.
Iowa state park with wooded trails along the Des Moines River — forest ecology, native plant identification, and physical education through guided or self-led hiking.
Urban nature center in Riverside with trails and habitat areas — local ecology, native wildlife, and Southern California plant biology.
Discovery center for the American Prairie Reserve project — covers Great Plains ecology, bison restoration, and large-scale conservation biology.
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