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231 matches in New Hampshire
2,000-acre NH conservation land with trails, ponds, and naturalist programs — covers forest ecology, wildlife biology, and watershed science.
Sculptural garden integrated into a working New Hampshire landscape — plant ecology combined with outdoor art appreciation.
Historic 1823 textile mill on the Winnipesaukee River — covers early American industrialization, water-powered mill technology, and labor history.
Dartmouth College visual arts center with rotating gallery exhibitions — supports formal art study and art-history curriculum.
Celtic-inspired garden with native plantings and wetland areas — supports botany, ecology, and cultural geography study.
New Hampshire state park centered on Cardigan Mountain — geology, White Mountains ecology, orienteering, and physical education via maintained hiking trails.
Small working farm with animals and agricultural activities — covers livestock care, plant science, and farm ecology.
Early-20th-century hilltop estate and mansion tour — covers Gilded Age architecture, New Hampshire history, and local conservation history.
Small regional children's museum in Keene — hands-on exhibits support early literacy, basic math, and imaginative exploration for young learners.
Protected gorge natural area in Chesterfield, NH — supports geology, river ecology, and physical education through trail exploration.
New Hampshire state park on Hopkinton Lake with forested trails — covers freshwater ecology, native flora, and outdoor recreation.
Remote northern New Hampshire state park near Diamond Pond — covers boreal forest ecology, wildlife habitat, and outdoor recreation.
NH state history museum covering colonial through modern eras with artifacts and documents — supports New Hampshire and New England history curriculum.
Small New Hampshire farm offering educational visits — supports plant biology, sustainable agriculture, and seasonal ecology observation.
Traditional New England agricultural fair covering animal husbandry, crop cultivation, and rural heritage.
NH Audubon wildlife sanctuary with self-guided trails supporting bird identification, forest ecology, and wildlife habitat study.
Mass Audubon sanctuary with pond and forest trails in southern NH — wildlife observation, pond ecology, and native habitat field study.
Series of natural waterfalls and glacially carved rock formations supporting geomorphology, hydrology, and ecology observation.
Portsmouth history center covering colonial, Revolutionary, and maritime heritage of one of America's oldest port cities.
Private nature trail on a working New Hampshire farm — self-guided ecology walk covering native plants, land stewardship, and seasonal forest observation.
Scenic NH notch with dramatic glacially carved terrain — physical geography, White Mountain geology, and northern hardwood forest ecology.
White Mountain state park with glacial lake and Cathedral Ledge — glacial geology, lake ecology, and New England geography.
State park on Lake Winnipesaukee with beach, nature trails, and lake habitat — freshwater ecology, New Hampshire natural history, and outdoor physical education.
Army Corps of Engineers flood-control park with open recreation areas — outdoor ecology, watershed management, and basic water-resource geography.
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