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439 matches in Wisconsin
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Educational wildlife park with hands-on interaction with native Wisconsin animals, covering mammal biology and wildlife conservation.
Interactive center exploring food systems, agriculture, and farming technology — applied biology, nutrition science, and supply-chain economics.
Restored 1880s Victorian mansion with adjacent outdoor living-history village of 26 period buildings depicting Wisconsin pioneer settlement.
Large Wisconsin state park with glacially carved landscapes, trails, and ranger programs covering geology, ecology, and forest biology.
Formal botanical garden with themed collections — supports plant taxonomy, horticulture science, and seasonal ecology study.
Comprehensive museum tracing Harley-Davidson's history from 1903 — covers American industrial manufacturing history, mechanical engineering evolution, and brand culture.
Free admission city zoo with diverse animal collection — supports zoology, animal adaptation, and conservation education.
Free admission zoo with diverse animal collection and conservation programming — supports zoology, animal biology, and wildlife conservation units.
Living-history park with preserved 19th-century structures — covers Wisconsin settlement, ethnic heritage, and daily frontier life through costumed interpretation.
One of the largest freshwater marshes in the US — supports field study of wetland ecology, waterfowl migration, and Great Lakes watershed biology.
Major federal wildlife refuge and key waterfowl migration stopover — covers wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and conservation policy.
National scenic trail tracing glacial landforms — covers geology, glaciology, and Ice Age ecology through interpretive signage and guided hikes.
State park along the St. Croix River gorge featuring glacial potholes and basalt geology — covers geomorphology, ecology, and regional geography.
Wisconsin state forest on glacial terrain — field study in glacial geology, forest ecology, and landform identification with hiking trails and naturalist programming.
State forest shaped by glacial activity with interpretive trails and visitor center — covers glacial geology, forest ecology, and watershed biology.
Glacially formed state forest unit with kettle lakes and moraines — covers glacial geology, ecology, and Wisconsin natural history.
Wisconsin state riverway protecting 92 miles of the lower Wisconsin River — riparian ecology, river geology, and Midwest watershed systems.
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Wisconsin DNR wildlife education center with native animal exhibits and habitat demonstrations — ecology, wildlife biology, and conservation science.
Downtown children's museum with hands-on exhibits in science, literacy, and math — designed for early-childhood interdisciplinary exploration.
Madison makerspace-style museum blending art and technology — covers hands-on electronics, digital fabrication, and STEM-art integration.
Open-air living-history village with 25+ historic structures — covers 19th-century Wisconsin pioneer settlement, trades, and daily life.
Preserved 1890s steam railroad with excursion rides and restoration shop — covers railroad history, steam mechanics, and the role of rail in American industrial growth.
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Major art museum on the Milwaukee lakefront with a landmark Calatrava-designed pavilion — covers art history from antiquity to contemporary works.
Three geodesic glass dome conservatories housing tropical, arid, and show-plant environments — covers botany, plant adaptation, and controlled-environment horticulture.
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