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Restored 1800s homestead in northwest Florida demonstrating pioneer-era agriculture, self-sufficiency, and rural settlement history.

Antebellum water-powered mill complex with archaeological remains — covers 19th-century Florida industry, grist and lumber milling technology, and timber trade history.

Federal refuge protecting 20 miles of sea turtle nesting beach — marine biology, endangered species conservation, and coastal ecology.

Specialty garden showcasing drought-adapted and arid-climate plant species — supports botany, plant adaptation, and desert ecology study.
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Combined art and history museums on a historic estate — covers Florida art history, local cultural heritage, and studio arts.

Museum dedicated to Miami Beach Art Deco architecture — covers 1920s–1940s design history, urban planning, and American architectural movements.
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Federal wildlife refuge protecting Everglades headwaters — wetland ecology, native wildlife biology, and South Florida conservation.

Federal wildlife refuge visitor center at the northern Everglades — covers wetland ecology, migratory birds, hydrology, and Everglades conservation.

Asia habitat section of ZooTampa at Lowry Park — Asian wildlife conservation, animal biology, and comparative geography.
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University of Florida teaching observatory open to the public — covers telescope optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.

Barrier-island state park on Florida's Atlantic coast — coastal ecology, dune systems, sea turtle habitat, and intertidal biology.

Small aviation museum covering the history of flight with aircraft artifacts and exhibits focused on military and civilian aviation.

Public botanical garden in Winter Park with azalea collections and wetland habitats — supports plant biology, garden ecology, and Florida native species study.
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Central Florida wildlife rehabilitation center where students observe native species care — covers wildlife biology, animal rehabilitation, and native Florida fauna.

Florida panhandle coastal state park with tidal flats and salt marsh — coastal ecology, shorebird biology, and Gulf Coast geography.
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Live butterfly habitat within Epcot — covers lepidopteran life cycle, metamorphosis, and tropical plant-pollinator relationships.

Barrier island interpretive center on Florida's Atlantic coast — coastal geology, sea-turtle ecology, and barrier island formation.
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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission facility focused on largemouth bass biology — covers freshwater fish ecology, aquatic habitats, and conservation science.

Working family apiary offering hands-on tours covering honeybee biology, pollination ecology, and beekeeping practices.
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Mobile petting zoo with farm animals — introduces basic animal husbandry, domestic species biology, and animal care concepts for young learners.
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Small petting zoo near Tampa with farm and domestic animals — introduces animal husbandry, zoology basics, and animal behavior for younger children.
NPS visitor center for Big Cypress National Preserve covering Everglades ecology, cypress swamp biology, and Florida panther conservation.

Coastal wetlands wildlife observatory on Biscayne Bay — supports bird ecology, estuarine biology, and South Florida wetland conservation study.

Self-drive wildlife loop through Merritt Island NWR scrub habitat — bird identification, Florida scrub-jay conservation, and coastal ecology.
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