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87 matches in West Virginia
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NPS national park and preserve featuring a deep river gorge — covers Appalachian geology, river ecology, and biodiversity with ranger-led programs.
National Scenic Trail spanning 14 states with ranger programs at Harpers Ferry headquarters — covers Appalachian ecology, geography, and trail conservation.
WV state park featuring a historic grist mill, river gorge ecology, and Appalachian forest biology with developed trails.
West Virginia state park anchored by a 65-foot waterfall in a mixed hardwood canyon — geology, forest ecology, and watershed study with developed trails.
WV high-elevation state park with diverse Appalachian ecosystems — covers boreal ecology, wetland biology, and Allegheny geography through trails and programs.
National recreation area centered on the Gauley River — covers river ecology, whitewater hydrology, and Appalachian geography.
West Virginia state park on the New River Gorge featuring dramatic river geology, Appalachian ecology, and hiking trails with ranger programming.
Large, remote WV state park with waterfalls, old-growth forest, and river habitat — covers Appalachian ecology, geology, and physical education.
West Virginia state park with karst geology, diverse Appalachian flora, and ranger programs covering ecology and watershed biology.
Large national forest in the Appalachian highlands — covers temperate forest ecology, watershed biology, and Appalachian geography through ranger programs and trails.
Largest waterfall on the New River within a national park — covers river geology, Appalachian ecology, and water cycle science.
West Virginia resort state park with gorge trails, aerial tramway, and access to New River ecology and Appalachian geography.
Deep gorge state park in the New River watershed — Appalachian geology, forest ecology, and watershed biology with ranger-led programming.
National recreation area anchored by WV's highest peak and dramatic quartzite cliffs — covers Appalachian geology, ecology, and topography.
West Virginia's largest state park with old-growth forest, river ecology, and ranger programs covering Appalachian biodiversity.
State park on the New River Gorge with trails, river access, and ecology — supports biology, geography, and physical education units.
West Virginia state park along the Buckhannon River — stream ecology, Appalachian forest biology, and geological features of the Allegheny Plateau.
West Virginia state park campground along the Buckhannon River — supports stream ecology, forest biology, and outdoor physical education in an Appalachian setting.
West Virginia state park campground adjacent to Glade Creek and a historic grist mill — forest ecology, Appalachian geology, and river biology in a developed park setting.
High-elevation observation deck on Bald Knob in WV — supports geography, Appalachian ecology, and physical science discussions on elevation and climate.
Nature Conservancy preserve in the Allegheny Highlands — covers Appalachian heath barren ecology, geology, and rare plant communities.
West Virginia state park boardwalk through a rocky outcrop landscape — geology, forest ecology, and native plant identification in a self-guided setting.
West Virginia state park with lake, forested trails, and wetland areas — supports ecology, watershed biology, and physical education curriculum.
West Virginia state park centered on natural mineral springs — covers hydrology, mineral chemistry, and the historic use of thermal springs.
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