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217 matches in Vermont
Remote Vermont state park with forest trails and pond habitat — covers northern hardwood ecology, freshwater biology, and Vermont's glacial landscape.
Vermont reptile facility focused on native and exotic species — covers herpetology, reptile biology, and cold-blooded vertebrate adaptations.
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Working nursery and heritage gardens where students observe plant propagation, horticulture, and Vermont native species.
Revolutionary War battlefield site where a 1777 rear-guard action slowed British pursuit after Ticonderoga — military history and tactics.
Vermont state park on the West River with gorge trails, swimming hole, and campground — supports river ecology, glacial geology, and outdoor PE curriculum.
Vermont state park within Groton State Forest featuring glacial kettle pond — supports freshwater ecology, glacial geology, and outdoor PE.
Lake Champlain shoreline state park offering freshwater ecology observation, swimming, and outdoor recreation with interpretive signage.
Small VT berry farm and animal sanctuary — farm-animal care and seasonal pick-your-own.
Vermont state park on Lake Champlain with shoreline access — supports ecology, lake biology, and New England geography field study.
Lake Champlain state park on North Hero Island — supports freshwater ecology, Great Lakes-region geography, and outdoor field study.
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Vermont state park on Lake Carmi in the Northern Champlain Valley — supports freshwater lake ecology, wetland biology, and New England natural history.
Small Vermont state park with a spring-fed lake — supports ecology observation, freshwater biology, and outdoor PE.
Vermont state park on Lake St. Catherine offering shoreline ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation with ranger-accessible natural areas.
Vermont nature center with wildlife exhibits and trail access — local ecology, native wildlife biology, and environmental stewardship.
Vermont state park nature center with trails through northern hardwood forest — supports local ecology, wildlife identification, and hands-on outdoor biology.
Vermont state park adjacent to Waterbury Reservoir with forested trails — covers watershed ecology, forest biology, and land-use geography.
Vermont state park centered on a glacially formed lake — covers glacial geology, freshwater ecology, and outdoor physical education through hiking and paddling.
Working glass art gallery in Vermont's Mad River Valley — demonstrates glassblowing as applied art and craft.
Small Vermont museum dedicated to industrial design history — covers the intersection of engineering, manufacturing history, and applied design.
Remote Vermont state park on Maidstone Lake — supports freshwater ecology, forest biology, and outdoor education in a boreal lake environment.
Remote Vermont state park on a boreal lake — supports northern forest ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation in an undeveloped natural setting.
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Eclectic community museum in White River Junction — broad collection spanning local history, folk art, and curiosities; supports general humanities inquiry.
National Historical Park preserving a working farm and conservation history estate — covers 19th-century agriculture, land stewardship, and conservation movement origins.
College fine-art museum with a strong permanent collection — art history, visual analysis, and exposure to diverse artistic periods and media.
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