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Guided tours of Florida's only dry cave system — covers karst geology, speleothem formation, cave ecosystems, and the Florida aquifer.

New children's discovery museum at Bonnet Springs Park — hands-on exhibits cover early STEM, literacy, and community-role social studies.

Interactive aquarium in the Florida Keys with touch tanks, reef exhibits, and snorkel encounters — covers marine biology, coral reef ecology, and Florida Keys conservation.

Major natural history museum with extensive fossil, archaeology, and butterfly collections — covers paleontology, Florida ecology, and pre-Columbian archaeology.

Coastal marine education center with touch tanks, stingray lagoon, and estuary trails — covers marine biology, oceanography, and Indian River ecology.

19th-century brick fort with living-history reenactors — covers Civil War coastal defense, military engineering, and Florida territorial history.

19th-century coastal fort with living-history programs and natural beach habitat — covers Civil War-era fortification engineering and coastal ecology.

Barrier-island county park with Civil War fort, tidal flats, and Gulf Coast beach — ecology, coastal geography, and 19th-century military history.

Massive antebellum masonry fort on a remote Gulf island — covers Civil War coastal defense, military engineering, and Dr. Mudd's imprisonment.

NPS fort site accessible by boat tour — Spanish colonial military history, the 1740 Matanzas Inlet massacre, and 18th-century coastal defense.

Pre-Civil War brick fort with ranger interpretation at Key West — covers 19th-century coastal fortification engineering, military history, and Florida Keys geography.

Everglades airboat tour and wildlife park featuring American alligators — hands-on Florida wetland ecology and reptile biology.

Commercial wildlife park specializing in alligators and Florida reptiles — herpetology, predator biology, and wetland ecosystems.

Walk-through giraffe encounter at Brevard Zoo — covers large mammal biology, African savanna ecosystems, and zoo conservation programming.

Private exotic-animal ranch specializing in giraffes and African wildlife — covers large mammal biology, zoology, and wildlife conservation.

Hands-on children's museum with exhibits covering literacy, math, science, and community roles for early learners.

Outdoor railroad museum with historic locomotives and the presidential car — covers railway history, transportation engineering, and 20th-century civics.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits covering early STEM concepts, literacy, and imaginative play.

Northwest Florida coastal state park with rare dune lakes, salt marshes, and Gulf beach — supports coastal ecology, barrier-island geography, and outdoor PE.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive science, literacy, and math exhibits — supports early STEM and language arts exploration.

Regional zoo on the Florida Panhandle with diverse animal collection supporting zoology, conservation, and wildlife biology study.

NPS barrier-island seashore with coastal ecosystems, Civil War forts, and ranger programs — supports marine biology, geology, and history curriculum.

National seashore spanning FL and MS barrier islands — coastal ecology, barrier-island geology, and Civil War fort history.

Marine park with dolphin and sea lion programs — covers marine mammal biology, animal behavior, and Gulf Coast ecosystems.