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231 matches in New Hampshire
Former estate of diplomat John Hay on Lake Sunapee with formal gardens, forest trails, and lakeside ecology — supports botany, conservation history, and Gilded Age biography.
Former Hay estate now federal wildlife refuge with forest and lake trails — supports wildlife ecology, forest biology, and New Hampshire natural history.
Small New Hampshire state park with pond habitat and forest trails — supports outdoor biology, ecology observation, and physical education.
Campground within Franconia Notch State Park — gateway to glacial geology, White Mountain ecology, and outdoor education in a dramatic alpine setting.
Remote northern NH state park on the Connecticut Lakes — ecology, boreal forest biology, and freshwater habitat study.
State park on a glacially formed lake in the White Mountains — ecology, freshwater biology, and New England geology in a developed outdoor setting.
Remote NH/ME border refuge protecting boreal wetlands — field study of loon habitat, northern forest ecology, and watershed conservation.
Museum documenting the history of Lake Winnipesaukee and the Lakes Region — covers 19th-century tourism, steamboat transportation, and New Hampshire regional history.
Small natural-history and wildlife museum in Wolfeboro, NH — covers regional ecology, taxidermy specimens, and local geology.
Life sciences education center at Dartmouth covering biology, ecology, and environmental science through exhibits and hands-on programming.
Small hands-on nature museum introducing young children to local wildlife, plants, and ecology through specimens and interactive displays.
Indoor aquarium at Story Land featuring touch tanks and marine exhibits — marine biology, aquatic ecosystems, and invertebrate zoology.
Working pick-your-own farm with orchards and seasonal crops — covers plant biology, agricultural cycles, and local food systems.
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Museum in a restored 19th-century mill building covering Manchester's textile and industrial history — supports labor history, Industrial Revolution, and early American manufacturing.
Children's world-cultures museum in Peterborough, NH with hands-on exhibits exploring global geography, traditions, and cultural diversity.
Large natural lake and watershed area used for outdoor recreation — supports freshwater ecology, watershed geography, and PE through paddling and trail use.
State park with fire tower and forested trails — covers forest ecology, elevation geography, and orienteering.
NH's first state park featuring a summit auto road and hawk-watch site — covers raptor migration, forest ecology, and Monadnock region geology.
Urban park along the Nashua River canal with trails and wildlife habitat — canal history, riparian ecology, and outdoor PE.
Northern New Hampshire state park on the Androscoggin River — riparian ecology, boreal forest biology, and New England geography.
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White Mountains state park with brook habitat and mixed northern forest — ecology, wildlife biology, and White Mountain geography fieldwork.
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Museum dedicated to Eastern Woodland Native American cultures — covers Indigenous history, material culture, and pre-contact New England peoples.
Regional museum at Plymouth State University documenting White Mountains history, exploration, and ecology.
Professional drag-racing facility — physics of acceleration and vehicle dynamics can be discussed but no structured educational programming.
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