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Mineral and gem collection museum covering rock formation, geology, and mineralogy in a rural NH setting.

Mobile and live-animal education program featuring exotic and native animals — supports zoology and wildlife biology for young learners.

Museum documenting New England motorsports history at the NH Motor Speedway — covers racing technology, mechanical engineering history, and regional sports culture.

Museum dedicated to the history of skiing in New England — covers winter sport history, equipment evolution, and regional cultural history.

Audubon wildlife sanctuary with nature center, trails, and bird banding programs — covers ornithology, local ecology, and conservation biology.

Museum dedicated to New Hampshire's boating heritage on Lake Winnipesaukee — covers freshwater maritime history, boat design evolution, and regional social history.

State historical society with permanent exhibits on New Hampshire's political and cultural history — primary-source civics and regional history.

Museum tracing telephone technology from Alexander Graham Bell to the digital era — covers communications science and technology history.

Audubon Society nature center on Newfound Lake with trails and programs — covers bird ecology, NH wildlife, and conservation stewardship.

NH Audubon-managed wildlife sanctuary with trail system in the White Mountains foothills — bird identification, forest ecology, and conservation biology.

NH Audubon wildlife sanctuary and education center with trails, wildlife blinds, and naturalist programs — covers bird identification and wetland ecology.

Atlantic coastal beach with tidal zone access — supports marine biology, coastal geology, tidal patterns, and ocean ecology observation.

New Hampshire state park with meadow and forest trails — temperate ecosystem ecology, wildlife habitat, and New England natural history.

Historic site in Franconia Notch State Park commemorating the collapsed Old Man of the Mountain rock profile — covers NH state history, geology, and natural landmark interpretation.

New Hampshire state park with diverse glacial geology, wetlands, and forests — supports ecology, geology, and physical education.

Historic grist mill site repurposed as an environmental education center — covers watershed science, mill mechanics, and local wetland and stream ecology.

Remote NH state park with ponds, wetlands, and forest trails — covers freshwater ecology, New England forest biology, and orienteering.

Large undeveloped state park with diverse forest ecosystems — covers forest ecology, watershed biology, and NH natural history.

Federal wildlife refuge in the White Mountains region — supports boreal bird species study, wetland ecology, and New Hampshire Northern Forest habitat curriculum.

Sphagnum bog nature preserve in Amherst, NH with rare wetland plant communities supporting ecology and New England natural-history study.

Audubon wildlife sanctuary in central New Hampshire with forest trails supporting bird identification, local ecology, and outdoor science study.

Glacial bog nature area with boardwalk — covers wetland ecology, bog plant adaptations, and hydrology.

Preserved 19th-century country doctor's home and working farm — covers medical history, rural life, and early American agriculture.

State park protecting a 16-acre wild rhododendron stand — supports plant ecology, New England forest biology, and field botany observation.