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770 matches in Florida
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Working koi farm where visitors observe ornamental fish cultivation — applied aquaculture, fish biology, and selective breeding.
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Nature Conservancy preserve with limestone rock formations and beach dune habitat — covers coastal geology, native plant ecology, and shoreline dynamics.

Small South Florida aquarium with marine life exhibits — marine biology, reef ecosystems, and fish taxonomy.

Historic 1898 ornamental lighthouse on Biscayne Bay — covers maritime navigation history and coastal geography of South Florida.

19th-century lighthouse on Gasparilla Island with exhibits on Florida maritime history and Fresnel lens optics.

Urban nature preserve with Florida scrub, wetlands, and wildlife — covers habitat ecology, native species, and conservation biology.

Urban nature preserve with trails, boardwalks, and Florida wildlife — covers coastal ecology, bird biology, and native plant habitats.
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Florida citrus grove with guided tours — subtropical agriculture, citrus botany, and Florida land-use history.

County-managed scrub and wetland sanctuary near Kennedy Space Center — covers Florida native plant communities, wildlife habitat, and conservation biology.

Community discovery garden in Brevard County — supports basic plant science, pollinator ecology, and hands-on horticulture for young learners.
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Paved linear trail adjacent to Brevard Zoo along a natural wetland corridor — Florida ecology and wildlife observation.

Freshwater headwaters preserve in Hillsborough County — covers Florida wetland ecology, native plant communities, and watershed science.
County preserve with environmental education center — Florida upland and wetland ecology, native species study, and guided naturalist programs.
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University of Florida planetarium and space science center with public shows — covers astronomy, astrophysics, and Earth-space systems.

Broward College planetarium with full-dome shows and telescope programs — covers astronomy, orbital mechanics, and the electromagnetic spectrum.

Sugar plantation ruins within a Florida state park — covers antebellum plantation agriculture, Seminole Wars history, and coastal ecology.
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Wildlife rehabilitation sanctuary in Jupiter with native Florida species — covers wildlife biology, injury rehabilitation science, and native habitat conservation.
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Outdoor butterfly garden with live native species supporting entomology, pollinator biology, and Florida native plant ecology.

Indoor butterfly conservatory with live tropical specimens — covers insect life cycles, metamorphosis, pollination, and Florida native plant relationships.

Venetian Gothic winter mansion of circus magnate John Ringling — Gilded Age history, decorative arts, and architectural study.

Outdoor learning center on Tampa Bay's shoreline — covers estuary ecology, native wildlife, and conservation science through guided programs and trails.

Museum at Florida's Camp Blanding covering WWII training history and the Florida National Guard — primary-source military history and 20th-century civics.

Coastal state park on a barrier peninsula — covers coastal ecology, dune biology, and Gulf estuarine ecosystems.

Preserved Civil War Confederate encampment site in Jacksonville — covers Civil War field fortification history and the Florida theater of operations.
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