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6 matches in New Hampshire
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Mt. Washington (6,288 ft) — alpine ecology, extreme-weather meteorology, and the Auto Road/Cog Railway summit access.
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Outdoor nature center on Squam Lake with live native animals, naturalist-led programs, and trails covering NH ecology and wildlife biology.
Hands-on petting farm in rural New Hampshire — animal husbandry, farm ecology, and basic life-science observation for young learners.
National forest with ranger programs, trail systems, and ecosystems covering ecology, geology, and New England geography.
Former estate of diplomat John Hay on Lake Sunapee with formal gardens, forest trails, and lakeside ecology — supports botany, conservation history, and Gilded Age biography.
Small hands-on nature museum introducing young children to local wildlife, plants, and ecology through specimens and interactive displays.
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