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Vermont state forest near Calvin Coolidge's birthplace with trails, wildlife habitat, and forest ecology supporting environmental science and PE.

Vermont state park adjacent to the Calvin Coolidge homestead area with forested hiking and wildlife — covers forest ecology and outdoor biology.

Vermont state park on a glacially formed lake — freshwater ecology, glacial geology, and outdoor physical education.

Vermont state park on Lake Champlain with trails, fishing, and ranger programs covering freshwater ecology and regional geography.

Vermont wildlife area visitor center on Dead Creek — migratory waterfowl biology, wetland ecology, and conservation land management.

Small fine-art museum within the Southern Vermont Arts Center — provides direct study of American and regional painting and sculpture across multiple periods.

Vermont state park on Elmore Mountain with lake swimming and forest trails — ecology, Vermont geology, and outdoor physical education.

Vermont state park day-use beach on Lake Elmore — supports freshwater aquatic ecology, shoreline biology, and outdoor physical education.

Vermont state park centered on a glacially formed lake — covers glacial geology, freshwater ecology, and Taconic Mountain natural history.

Restored 18th-century homestead of Revolutionary War leader Ethan Allen — covers Vermont frontier history, the Green Mountain Boys, and early American independence.

University of Vermont art museum with permanent and rotating collections — supports art history, visual analysis, and American and European art studies.

Site of Vermont's first English fort (1724) — covers colonial-era frontier history, Native American conflict, and early New England settlement.

Vermont state park with old-growth northern hardwood forest and Kent Pond — ecology, forest biology, and wildlife observation.

Vermont state park on Lake Champlain island — covers freshwater lake ecology, Champlain Valley geography, and wildlife observation.

Outdoor sculpture garden set along the Connecticut River — combines environmental art appreciation with riparian ecology observation.

Coral farming and aquaculture operation in Vermont — covers marine biology, coral reef ecosystems, and controlled aquatic environment management.

Vermont state park surrounding a reservoir and dam — freshwater ecology, watershed geography, and outdoor education in a remote northern setting.

Large Vermont state forest with ponds, bogs, and mixed forest — supports ecology, geology, and outdoor PE with developed camping and trail infrastructure.

Vermont state park with pond, trails, and wetland habitat — supports freshwater ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor PE.

Private foundation gallery in a converted Vermont barn featuring modern and contemporary art — supports visual art history and critical analysis.

Animal sanctuary providing hands-on exposure to rescued farm and exotic animals, supporting lessons in animal behavior and welfare.

Working Vermont farm with corn maze and seasonal agriculture demonstrations — covers plant science, crop cycles, and sustainable farming practices.

Restored 19th-century textile mill museum on the Winooski River — covers industrial history, water-powered manufacturing, and Vermont labor history.

Historic covered bridge at a grist mill site in Vermont — demonstrates 19th-century milling technology, timber-frame engineering, and local agricultural history.