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Small local aquarium with marine and freshwater species — covers fish taxonomy, aquatic ecosystems, and basic marine biology.

Naval Air Station Pensacola museum annex featuring historic aircraft — covers U.S. naval aviation history, aeronautical engineering, and 20th-century military history.

Federally managed coastal refuge on Florida's Treasure Coast — covers sea turtle nesting ecology, coastal scrub habitat, and conservation biology.

Atlantic coastal wildlife refuge beach with sea turtle nesting habitat — covers coastal ecology, sea turtle biology, and barrier-island geography.

Big Cypress National Preserve visitor center covering Everglades ecology, hydrology, and wildlife of the South Florida wetlands.

Museum dedicated to the Vietnam War era — covers U.S. military history, foreign policy, and the social impact of the conflict on American society.

Museum and gallery focused on Native American cultures of the Southeast — ethnography, indigenous history, and material culture studies.

Civil War battlefield state park marking an 1865 Confederate victory — covers late-war military history, Reconstruction context, and Florida's Civil War role.

Nature center within Oscar Scherer State Park — supports Florida scrub ecology, native wildlife identification, and environmental education programs.

Botanical garden featuring Florida-native plants — covers plant taxonomy, regional ecology, and native landscaping for water conservation.

WWII naval air station museum with aircraft and artifacts covering military aviation history and the role of the home front in the Pacific theater.

Working family farm in Fort Pierce — covers plant agriculture, farm operations, and Florida's commercial growing industry.

Wildlife rehabilitation and education center for injured native Florida animals — covers vertebrate biology, wildlife ecology, and conservation science.

Outdoor butterfly garden with live specimens — covers insect life cycles, pollinator ecology, and entomology.

Florida fish hatchery with raceways and production ponds — covers applied aquaculture, freshwater fish biology, and state wildlife management.

Central Florida nature preserve with trails through wetland and upland habitats — supports local ecology, wildlife ID, and conservation biology.

Community observatory in Tallahassee — supports observational astronomy, optics, and introductory astrophysics for public and school groups.

Small local aquarium in a retail center with live marine and freshwater displays — covers basic fish taxonomy, aquatic adaptations, and marine ecosystem concepts.

Non-profit sanctuary housing big cats, primates, and exotic animals — supports zoology, animal rescue ethics, and conservation biology.

Site of the 1837 Battle of Okeechobee between U.S. forces and the Seminole — covers Second Seminole War, Native American resistance, and Florida territorial history.

County-run nature center in West Palm Beach with live animal exhibits and native Florida habitat displays — covers ecology and wildlife biology.

Living-history attraction in Palm Coast covering Florida pioneer and Spanish colonial life — supports early Florida history and social studies.

Interactive farm experience with domestic animals and agricultural activities — supports animal biology, plant life cycles, and food systems for early learners.

De Leon Springs State Park features an 1831-era sugar mill ruin and spring-fed swimming area — Florida natural springs ecology and 19th-century history.