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City-operated farm park with domestic and farm animals — introduces young children to animal husbandry, agriculture, and basic life science.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reservoir in the New River Gorge region — freshwater ecology, hydrology, and Appalachian geography.

Free-flowing national scenic river corridor supporting lessons in riparian ecology, hydrology, and Appalachian geography.

West Virginia state park on the New River with river ecology, Appalachian geography, and outdoor recreation curriculum connections.

High-desert reservoir state park in New Mexico — covers arid-land ecology, geology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation.

Urban nature center with wetlands, trails, and bird habitat — covers Front Range ecology, watershed biology, and urban conservation in Denver.

Undeveloped coastal state park with estuary, beach, and forest habitats — supports ecology, coastal geology, and field observation.

River-focused nature center with trail access to the Boardman River watershed — covers riparian ecology, watershed biology, and Great Lakes tributary systems.
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Snohomish County wildlife park along the Snohomish River — covers riparian habitat ecology, native wildlife, and conservation biology.

City-managed nature preserve in Southlake with interpretive trails through Cross Timbers habitat — supports native plant ecology, wildlife biology, and Texas natural history.

Oregon state park at the Pacific coast with sand spit and estuary habitat — covers coastal geology, ocean ecology, and Pacific shoreline geography.

Environmental education center on a working landscape offering programs in local ecology, soil science, and sustainable land stewardship for K–8 learners.
Federally managed bottomland hardwood refuge along the Pearl River — covers wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and riparian habitat conservation.

Louisiana state park on the Bogue Chitto River — river ecology, riparian biology, and southeastern forest habitat study.

Oklahoma state park built around natural boiling springs — covers spring hydrology, native riparian habitat, and Great Plains ecosystem ecology.

Colorado wildlife sanctuary housing lions and large exotic animals — supports zoology, animal behavior, and wildlife conservation discussions.

Coastal wetland reserve along PCH supporting 300+ bird species — supports study of tidal ecology, migratory bird patterns, and Southern California estuary conservation.

Vermont state park on Lake Bomoseen with trails and swimming — field study of New England lake ecology, forest habitats, and outdoor recreation.

Federal wildlife refuge on Alabama's Gulf Coast with barrier island habitat — shorebird biology, coastal ecology, and migratory species study.

Gulf Coast national wildlife refuge visitor center with exhibits on migratory bird corridors, sea turtle nesting habitat, and coastal dune ecology.
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River-corridor wildlife sanctuary and trail system — covers riparian ecology, bird identification, and habitat conservation.

Scenic waterfall site in the Ottawa National Forest — supports hydrology, freshwater ecology, and geomorphology through self-guided observation.

Texas state park with lake, trails, and diverse upland habitat — supports ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor physical education.

City reservoir and park with trails, fishing, and lakeside habitat — supports ecology, watershed geography, and outdoor physical education.
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