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West Virginia nature preserve with trails through diverse habitat — supports botany, wildlife observation, and ecology field study.

Wildlife education center on International Drive — introduces Florida native species, animal adaptations, and conservation concepts.

Vermont state forest near Calvin Coolidge's birthplace with trails, wildlife habitat, and forest ecology supporting environmental science and PE.

Vermont state park adjacent to the Calvin Coolidge homestead area with forested hiking and wildlife — covers forest ecology and outdoor biology.

Environmental education center on Cattus Island covering tidal wetlands and estuarine ecology — hands-on coastal biology and New Jersey watershed studies.

Metro-area nature park with wetland and upland habitats and self-guided interpretive trails — supports Pacific Northwest ecology, native plant identification, and field biology.

West Virginia state forest with sandstone outcrops, mixed Appalachian forest, and hiking trails — supports ecology, geology, and physical education curriculum.

Urban nature park with wetland boardwalks and wildlife observation areas — introduces local bird species, pond ecology, and habitat restoration.

Texas state park on the Pease River with mesas and mixed-grass prairie — covers Permian Basin geology, native wildlife, and arid-plains ecology.

Small NJ arboretum and bird sanctuary with nature trails and a stone schoolhouse — supports local ecology, bird identification, and botany.

State park with iron-oxide pink sand dunes — supports earth science units on erosion, sediment transport, and desert ecology.

WVU-managed arboretum with labeled native and exotic tree collections — dendrology, plant taxonomy, and Appalachian forest ecology.

Desert National Wildlife Refuge visitor center at Corn Creek oasis — Mojave Desert ecology, migratory bird biology, and desert watershed geography.

Holden Arboretum visitor center area — plant science, dendrology, and northeast Ohio woodland ecology on a nationally significant arboretum.

Coastal state park and inlet estuary supporting study of tidal ecology, coastal geology, and migratory shorebird biology.

Undeveloped barrier-island state park with salt marshes and tidal inlets — coastal ecology, bird migration, and barrier-island geomorphology.

Jefferson County Open Space park in the foothills with creek and trail access — Front Range ecology, geology, and outdoor recreation.

Small municipal zoo focused on native Illinois wildlife — supports biology, animal adaptations, and local conservation education.

Managed wetland preserve protecting Sacramento Valley riparian habitat — supports bird ecology, wetland biology, and seasonal migration study.

Community botanical garden with diverse plantings — plant identification, horticulture, and local ecology in a self-guided outdoor setting.

Working farm in northern Michigan with seasonal agricultural activities — covers plant life cycles, animal husbandry, and sustainable farming practices.

Small zoo specializing in endangered species including tigers and lemurs — supports wildlife conservation, zoology, and animal behavior study.

Wisconsin river-corridor state park with forests, fishing, and trails — covers freshwater ecology, Wisconsin natural history, and outdoor recreation.

Working farm market with agricultural activities illustrating crop production, seasonal farming cycles, and rural community economics.