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152 matches in New York
American bison herd at Bronx Zoo within a major AZA-accredited conservation zoo — covers large mammal biology, Great Plains ecology, and species conservation history.
One of the world's largest zoos with strong conservation programs — covers animal biology, ecology, and global biodiversity.
New York's 'Grand Canyon of the East' — deep river gorge, waterfalls, and forest ecosystems support geology, hydrology, and ecology study.
250-acre botanical garden with 50+ specialized collections — plant taxonomy, ecology, conservation biology, and environmental science.
Oldest US state park featuring direct observation of one of the world's largest waterfalls — covers hydrology, erosion, and Great Lakes geography.
Spectacular gorge state park with 19 waterfalls and layered geology — covers erosion, stratigraphy, hydrology, and physical geography.
Large state park in the Allegheny Mountains with ranger programs covering forest ecology, geology, and Appalachian biodiversity.
Interactive animal park with giraffes, rhinos, and exotic species — supports zoology, animal behavior, and conservation education.
Large Hudson Valley state park with ranger programs — covers Appalachian ecology, watershed biology, and physical geography.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden with 52 acres of curated plant collections — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and seasonal ecology study.
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52-acre urban botanic garden with themed plant collections — covers plant biology, ecology, and horticulture across distinct biomes.
AZA-accredited zoo within Central Park featuring snow leopards and sea lions — covers urban wildlife conservation and zoology.
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Children's zoo within the Bronx Zoo complex — covers animal biology and conservation through close-up encounters with domestic and wild species.
Cornell University's botanic gardens with labeled plant collections, natural areas, and wetlands — covers plant taxonomy, ecology, and horticultural science.
Children's discovery garden within Brooklyn Botanic Garden — hands-on plant biology, soil science, and garden ecology designed for young learners.
NYBG's hands-on edible garden teaching kitchen and growing beds — covers plant science, food systems, nutrition, and sustainable agriculture.
Victorian glass conservatory at NYBG housing tropical and temperate plant collections — botany and plant ecology.
Children's outdoor garden within NYBG — plant biology, soil science, composting, and hands-on horticultural investigation for young learners.
Barrier island national seashore with ranger programs covering coastal ecology, barrier-island geology, and Atlantic shoreline ecosystems.
Urban national recreation area with beaches, marshes, and historic fortifications — covers coastal ecology, migratory bird biology, and harbor defense history.
National Recreation Area unit encompassing Jamaica Bay estuary — tidal ecology, migratory bird biology, and coastal geography in an urban setting.
New York state park featuring rare meromictic glacial lakes with permanently stratified water layers — glacial geology and limnology field study.
Large Appalachian state park in the Hudson Highlands — forest ecology, geology, trail navigation, and outdoor education across diverse terrain.
Hands-on animal encounter farm with domestic and exotic animals — supports basic zoology, animal care, and life-science observation for younger students.
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