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Phosphate-mining themed attraction in Plant City covering Florida mining history, geology, and mineral extraction processes.

Licensed wildlife rehabilitation center treating injured Florida wildlife — applied zoology, animal care, and Southwest Florida native species conservation.

Small South Florida wildlife park with native and exotic animals — supports introductory zoology and wildlife conservation concepts.

Wildlife rehabilitation center for injured native Florida birds and animals — covers wildlife biology, conservation ethics, and native species identification.

Licensed wildlife sanctuary housing non-releasable exotic and native animals — supports zoology, conservation biology, and animal behavior observation.

Large state wildlife management area along the St. Johns River — covers Central Florida wetland ecology, wading-bird biology, and floodplain habitat study.

Historic botanical garden and wildlife sanctuary with native Florida species — supports botany, herpetology, and subtropical ecosystem study.

National Historic Landmark district preserving Tampa's Cuban immigrant cigar-industry neighborhood — covers labor history, immigration, and early-20th-century Florida.

Florida state park museum in the historic Latin immigrant cigar-manufacturing district — covers immigrant labor history, Cuban-American culture, and early 20th-century Tampa.

Florida state park preserving Civil War-era Confederate earthwork fortifications — covers coastal defense history, Civil War military strategy, and Jacksonville area heritage.

Small nature center associated with a zoo setting — introduces Florida wildlife biology and ecology through hands-on exhibits.

Small regional zoo in Panama City Beach with exotic animals — supports basic zoology and animal behavior observation.

Regional gallery dedicated to Florida Highwaymen and A.E. Backus paintings — covers American regionalist art history and Florida landscape tradition.

Site of one of Florida's earliest 19th-century lumber mills along Pond Creek — covers industrial history, early Florida settlement, and water-powered mill technology.

Paint-your-own ceramics studio where students design and glaze functional pottery, connecting to art fundamentals and ceramic arts history.

New urban park in Lakeland with nature-play areas and trails — primarily a recreational destination with limited structured curriculum content.

Local historical society museum documenting Cape Coral's 20th-century planned-city development and Southwest Florida regional history.

Restored 1933 Spanish Colonial Revival home by architect James Gamble Rogers II — Florida architectural history and preservation.

Early 20th-century South Florida commercial village preserved as a historic site — covers pioneer settlement, agricultural history, and regional heritage.

Small local museum documenting Cedar Key's history as a 19th-century pencil-manufacturing and fishing port on Florida's Gulf Coast.

1920s-era historic estate and nature reserve — Florida agricultural history, conservation legacy, and Depression-era land use.

Restored historic rail depot in Avon Park, FL — covers Florida's early railroad expansion and regional development history.

Local historical society preserving Palm Coast and Flagler County history — covers Florida settlement, development, and community history.

Local history museum covering the development of Plantation, FL from mid-20th-century planned community to modern city.