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9 matches in Virginia
National park along the Blue Ridge with ranger programs, wildlife habitat, and Appalachian Trail access — covers ecology, geology, and conservation.
105-mile scenic parkway through Shenandoah National Park — covers Blue Ridge geology, Appalachian ecology, and geography with ranger programs available.
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NPS-managed Potomac River gorge park featuring geology, river ecology, and dramatic waterfalls accessible via ranger-guided programs.
State park centered on a 215-ft natural limestone arch — covers karst geology, regional ecology, and Virginia natural history.
NPS-managed forest park near DC with ranger programs covering Piedmont ecology, forest biology, and outdoor skills — well-developed trail and visitor infrastructure.
NPS-managed Potomac River parkway — covers riparian ecology, Virginia/DC history, and Civil War-era geography along scenic river trails.
Working farm and petting zoo in the Shenandoah Valley — supports animal husbandry, basic biology, and agricultural science for young learners.
Natural history center in Virginia's Rockfish Valley — regional ecology, wildlife biology, and Blue Ridge natural history.
Forested Potomac River island memorial in Arlington, VA with self-guided trails through riparian hardwood habitat and a monument to Theodore Roosevelt.
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