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179 matches in Minnesota

Remote northern Minnesota state park on the Rainy River with boreal forest ecology, migratory bird habitat, and river geography.

University research horticulture garden on the UMN-Morris campus featuring regionally adapted plants — covers botany, sustainable landscaping, and plant ecology.
Small Minnesota nature center with local habitat trails — supports native species identification, prairie and wetland ecology, and outdoor education.

Municipal arboretum with labeled tree and plant collections — covers dendrology, plant taxonomy, and seasonal ecology.

Municipal greenhouse in Virginia, MN with tropical and temperate plant collections — supports botany, plant adaptation, and horticulture lessons.
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Urban wetland nature area supporting bird and plant observation — covers freshwater ecology, migratory species, and environmental stewardship.

Small municipal zoo in Ramsey Park — covers basic zoology and animal husbandry appropriate for early elementary learners.

Small nature preserve on White Bear Lake with wetland trails — covers Minnesota wetland ecology, bird habitat, and native plant identification.

Formal garden within Minnehaha Park featuring Native American–themed plantings — ethnobotany and indigenous cultural plant use.

College arboretum with labeled native and ornamental plantings — plant taxonomy, Minnesota native species, and ecological land stewardship.
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Public garden space with curated plantings — supports basic botany, plant identification, and seasonal observation.
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