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AZA-accredited zoo with strong conservation programs — covers vertebrate biology, animal behavior, global habitat diversity, and wildlife conservation.

Accredited zoo with conservation programs covering animal biology, ecosystems, and endangered species across multiple biome exhibits.

AZA-accredited Indianapolis Zoo — zoology, animal conservation biology, and ecosystem diversity across multiple biome exhibits.

African Rift exhibit at Mesker Park Zoo in Evansville — covers African savanna ecosystems, wildlife conservation, and animal adaptation.

Large Indiana state park with hardwood forest trails and a nature center — covers Midwest forest ecology, wildlife biology, and outdoor field study.

Indiana state park with dramatic waterfall gorges and fossil-bearing limestone — covers geomorphology, Devonian fossil identification, and regional ecology.

Indiana state park featuring dramatic waterfall gorges and fossil-bearing limestone — geology, water erosion, and regional ecology along maintained trail systems.

AZA-accredited zoo in Mesker Park covering animal biology, species conservation, and zoology through live animal exhibits and keeper programs.

Accredited zoo with diverse animal collection and conservation programming — supports zoology, ecology, and wildlife biology curriculum.

Large municipal conservatory with themed plant houses — covers plant taxonomy, tropical ecosystems, and photosynthesis.

National park spanning dunes, wetlands, and Lake Michigan shoreline — covers geology, ecology, and Great Lakes geography with ranger programs.

Lake Michigan shoreline dunes state park with ranger programs — covers dune geology, freshwater ecology, and Great Lakes geography.

Indiana Dunes State Park — Great Lakes dune ecology, geology of glacial landforms, and shoreline biology accessible via maintained trails.

State park nature center at Indiana Dunes with exhibits on dune formation, Lake Michigan ecology, and native plant and animal communities.

Indiana's first state park, featuring a limestone canyon and waterfall — covers karst geology, forest ecology, and Indiana natural history.

State park nature center adjacent to Indiana's first state park — covers karst geology, canyon formation, and native forest ecology.

Regional zoo with diverse animal collection — supports zoology, animal behavior, and wildlife conservation curriculum.

Southern Indiana state park near first state capital with cave access, trails, and ranger programs — karst geology, forest ecology, and early Indiana history.

Indiana state park with bison herd, nature center, and trails — covers Great Plains ecology, native wildlife biology, and outdoor PE.

AZA-accredited zoo in South Bend with 400+ animals — covers zoology, animal behavior, and wildlife conservation biology.

Indiana state park on the Tippecanoe River featuring a living-history farm and prairies — supports ecology, frontier agriculture, and Native American history.

Indiana state park with ravines, sandstone canyons, and old-growth forest — supports geology, plant ecology, and physical education.

Indiana state park with steep sandstone canyons and old-growth forest — covers geomorphology, forest ecology, and physical education through trail hiking.

Indiana state park with sandstone gorges, old-growth forest, and Sugar Creek — covers geomorphology, forest ecology, and riparian biology.