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Seal and sea lion exhibit at the Indianapolis Zoo — marine mammal biology, sensory adaptations, and pinniped conservation.

Indiana state park with three fishing lakes, trails, and naturalist programs — supports ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor physical education.

Regional fine-art museum in South Bend, IN with rotating and permanent exhibits — covers art history, media, and visual-arts curriculum.

Regional arts center with gallery exhibits and performing-arts programming — supports visual art and music appreciation curriculum.

Private public-access observatory offering guided stargazing and telescope use — supports astronomy, optics, and observational science skills.

Forested state recreation area with lake and hiking — southern Indiana forest ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor physical education.

Hamilton County park with nature center, trails, and archaeological site — covers Indiana ecology, native history, and outdoor field science.

Sumatran orangutan exhibit at the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo — covers primate biology, rainforest ecology, and endangered-species conservation.

Coral aquaculture and reef science facility in Fort Wayne, IN covering marine biology, reef ecosystems, and coral propagation techniques.

Indiana state park centered on a glacial lake — covers freshwater ecology, glacial geology, and outdoor recreation.

City botanical garden featuring sunken ornamental plantings — supports basic plant identification and landscape horticulture observation.

Living-history village documenting Swiss-German Mennonite settlement — immigration history, 19th-century agrarian life, and cultural heritage.

Indiana state historic site preserving the home and studio of Impressionist painter T.C. Steele — covers American art history and the Brown County art colony.

County natural-history center with specimens, fossils, and live animal exhibits — covers Indiana geology, native wildlife biology, and paleontology.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits supporting early math, literacy, and introductory science skills.

Interactive museum experience at Minnetrista dedicated to Bob Ross's life, painting techniques, and legacy — supports art history and media arts curriculum.

Regional art museum focused on Indiana artists — supports study of American regional art movements and Hoosier cultural history.

Regional history center for Fort Wayne and Allen County — covers Indiana's settlement, military, and industrial heritage with primary-source artifacts.

Late-19th-century industrialist mansion with period furnishings — covers Gilded Age economic history and domestic life in the Midwest.

Nature preserve with interpretive trails covering native Indiana plant communities, wildlife habitat, and local ecology.

Farm market with a petting zoo featuring domestic and farm animals — supports basic animal science, agriculture awareness, and hands-on nature learning.

Site of the 1811 Battle of Tippecanoe — covers early 19th-century frontier conflict, Native American relations, and the road to the War of 1812.

Site of the 1811 Battle of Tippecanoe with museum exhibits covering frontier conflict, Tecumseh's Confederacy, and early U.S. expansion.

State park along the Tippecanoe River with wetlands and floodplain forest — supports Indiana ecology, river systems, and outdoor science.