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Coastal Oregon botanical garden supporting plant biology, native species identification, and Pacific Northwest horticultural ecosystem study.

Oregon coast state park featuring estuary and ocean shore habitats — covers coastal ecology, shorebird biology, and tidal zone science.

Columbia River Gorge waterfall viewpoint along the Historic Highway — covers Pacific Northwest basalt geology, watershed dynamics, and Columbia Gorge ecology.

Oregon coastal state park with beach, estuary, and the historic Coquille River Lighthouse — coastal ecology, tidal biology, and geography.

Preserved Victorian-era home of early Salem settler Asahel Bush — covers 19th-century domestic life, Oregon history, and period architecture.

Urban park with formal rose garden, greenhouse, and riparian habitat — supports botany, ecology, and outdoor PE goals.

Coastal Oregon NWR protecting seabird colonies and marine habitat — supports bird biology, coastal ecology, and conservation education.

Oregon coast scenic viewpoint and state park with lighthouse and old-growth spruce — coastal ecology, marine geography, and bird observation.

Oregon county park along the South Santiam River with old-growth Douglas fir — riparian ecology, Cascade Range geology, and temperate rainforest biology.

Tribal museum and cultural center for the Grand Ronde Confederated Tribes — Native American history, language, and cultural preservation.

Hands-on children's museum in Bend with interactive exhibits in early STEM, literacy, and creative play.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits — covers early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts through play-based learning.

Eastern Oregon state recreation site along the John Day River — high-desert riparian ecology, wildlife habitat, and outdoor recreation.

Federally managed wildlife refuge in the Columbia Basin — migratory waterfowl biology, high-desert riparian ecology, and habitat conservation.

Outdoor logging museum with historic equipment and old-growth timber — Pacific Northwest forestry history, sawmill technology, and timber industry.

Oregon state park featuring a historic log collection and timber equipment display alongside Sprague River riparian habitat and old-growth forest trails.

Community arboretum with labeled tree and plant collections — supports botany, dendrology, and urban ecology study.

Volunteer-maintained perennial garden on the Oregon coast — supports plant identification, horticulture, and Pacific Northwest botanical ecology.

Metro-area nature park with wetland and upland habitats and self-guided interpretive trails — supports Pacific Northwest ecology, native plant identification, and field biology.

Oregon coast art museum with regional and maritime-themed works — supports visual arts and Pacific Northwest cultural studies.

Regional history museum covering Coos County maritime commerce, logging, and coastal settlement — Oregon coastal economic and social history.

Mineral, fossil, and meteorite museum in southern Oregon — covers geology, mineralogy, and paleontology with hands-on specimens.

Portland city garden featuring one of the largest rhododendron collections in the U.S. — supports plant taxonomy, hybridization, and Pacific Northwest horticultural ecology.

Formal Japanese garden in Dallas, OR — horticultural design, plant taxonomy, and cultural geography of Japanese landscape traditions.