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Working farm and petting zoo in southern NH — animal husbandry, agricultural science, and farm-to-table food systems for all ages.

White Mountain State Park with waterfalls, glacial geology, and ranger programs — covers earth science, ecology, and geography.

Working educational farm offering hands-on programming in animal husbandry, crop cycles, and sustainable agriculture practices.

NH state park featuring a glacially carved flume gorge — covers geomorphology, glacial geology, and White Mountains ecology on a developed trail system.

Gondola ride to the summit of Loon Mountain offering White Mountain panorama — covers alpine ecology, New England geology, and elevation/biome changes.

One of New England's most-climbed peaks — supports study of geology, alpine ecology, weather patterns, and topographic navigation.

Developed trailhead and visitor area for one of New England's most-climbed peaks — ecology, geology, and topography in a forest-to-summit setting.

Mt. Washington (6,288 ft) — alpine ecology, extreme-weather meteorology, and the Auto Road/Cog Railway summit access.

New Hampshire state park on Lake Sunapee with beach, trails, and mountain views — covers New England lake ecology, glacial geography, and outdoor education.

Coastal state park with tide pools, salt marsh, and Seacoast Science Center — marine biology, intertidal ecology, and New Hampshire coastal geology.

Working farm and environmental education center with wetland trails, wildlife habitat study, and hands-on ecology programming for all ages.

Working farm in New Hampshire — applied agriculture, animal husbandry, and seasonal plant science for hands-on learning.

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.

State park unit on Great Bay estuary — covers tidal ecology, freshwater-saltwater transition zones, and New Hampshire coastal geography.

Outdoor sculpture trail in a forested New Hampshire hillside — integrates large-scale sculpture with natural landscape exploration and observational art.

Large New Hampshire state park with diverse forest habitats and wildlife — covers forest ecology, wildlife tracking, and outdoor PE with extensive trail systems.

Bear Brook State Park entrance (NH's largest state park) — northern hardwood ecology and developed trails.

Cabin-based camp area within Bear Brook State Park offering trails and pond access — field biology, ecology, and outdoor PE.

2,000-acre NH conservation land with trails, ponds, and naturalist programs — covers forest ecology, wildlife biology, and watershed science.

Sculptural garden integrated into a working New Hampshire landscape — plant ecology combined with outdoor art appreciation.

Celtic-inspired garden with native plantings and wetland areas — supports botany, ecology, and cultural geography study.

New Hampshire state park centered on Cardigan Mountain — geology, White Mountains ecology, orienteering, and physical education via maintained hiking trails.