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Large national forest in central Idaho with diverse alpine ecosystems — covers geology, forest ecology, watershed science, and Rocky Mountain geography.

State park on a high-altitude glacial lake with opportunities to study freshwater ecology, geology, and shoreline biodiversity.

Large national forest in central Idaho with diverse ecosystems — forest ecology, geology, watersheds, and outdoor science fieldwork.

Dramatic Snake River canyon state park with a 200-ft waterfall — covers canyon geology, basalt formation, and Idaho river ecology.

Idaho state park with dramatic granite rock formations and high-desert sagebrush habitat — supports geology, ecology, and landscape geography study.

National Reserve featuring dramatic granite formations used as a California Trail landmark — covers geology, rock climbing safety, and overland emigrant history.

Teton-area wildlife sanctuary and educational institute — covers large-mammal ecology, predator-prey relationships, and Greater Yellowstone ecosystem conservation.

Idaho state park on the Island Park caldera near Yellowstone — covers volcanic geology, riparian ecology, and wildlife biology in a geothermal landscape.

Idaho's oldest state park on Lake Coeur d'Alene — wetland ecology, old-growth forest, and migratory bird habitat with ranger programs.

Basalt canyon and spring-fed waterfall unit of Thousand Springs State Park — covers Snake River Plain geology, spring hydrology, and riparian biology.

National conservation area hosting the densest concentration of nesting raptors in North America — supports raptor biology, ecology, and bird-of-prey behavior.

Idaho state park on a peninsula in Payette Lake with old-growth ponderosa pine forest — supports forest ecology, geology, and outdoor physical education.

Large Idaho state park on a pristine lake — covers freshwater ecology, forest biology, and regional geography through ranger programs and self-guided trails.

Vast national forest in central Idaho covering mountain ecosystems, watershed biology, and Rocky Mountain geology across ranger districts.

One of the largest waterfalls in the US by volume — geology, hydrology, Snake River canyon formation, and Idaho physical geography.

BLM natural area along the Snake River hosting the densest concentration of nesting raptors in North America — covers raptor biology, prey ecology, and conservation science.

Idaho state park featuring springs that erupt from canyon walls — covers hydrogeology, Snake River Plain aquifer systems, and riparian ecosystem biology.

Drive-through wildlife park near Yellowstone featuring grizzly bears, wolves, and bison — applied wildlife biology and conservation education.

Drive-through safari park in Idaho featuring bison, elk, and other wildlife — supports zoology, conservation, and North American wildlife ecology.

AZA-accredited city zoo with conservation programs covering vertebrate biology, wildlife habitats, and endangered species management.

University of Idaho arboretum and botanical garden with labeled specimens — plant taxonomy, Pacific Northwest native species, and botanical science.

Rail-trail state park through Idaho's Teton Valley — trail geography, riparian ecology, and non-motorized recreation across agricultural and mountain terrain.

Federally managed wetland refuge supporting migratory bird study, wetland ecology, and wildlife observation along the Bear River corridor.

State park on the Black Canyon reservoir covering riparian ecology, geology, and Idaho high-desert habitats.