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Columbus Metro Park with mature forest, wetlands, and nature center — covers Ohio woodland ecology, wildlife habitat, and seasonal natural cycles.

Franklin County Metro Park nature center with woodland and wetland trails supporting wildlife biology, plant identification, and ecosystem study.

Ohio state park with a glacially formed lake and forested trails — supports freshwater ecology, geology, and outdoor PE in a natural setting.

Nature center within Cuyahoga Valley NRA featuring exhibits and ranger programs on local flora, fauna, and watershed ecology.

Ohio state park with lake, wetlands, and trails — supports freshwater ecology, native species identification, and outdoor PE curriculum.

Children's hands-on museum in Mansfield, OH — interactive exhibits support early STEM, literacy, and imaginative-play learning for young children.

Reservoir state park on one of Ohio's oldest artificial lakes — freshwater ecology, glacial geology, and aquatic habitat study along the Licking River watershed.

Local nature sanctuary and arboretum with labeled tree collections and creek habitat — dendrology and riparian ecology.

Ohio state park with forested trails, lake, and wildlife habitat — supports ecology, field biology, and outdoor physical education.

Hands-on math and number-literacy exhibit space at Ohio State — applied mathematics, patterns, and quantitative reasoning for children.

Ohio Division of Wildlife management area with wetlands and upland habitat — covers freshwater ecology, wildlife management, and native species identification.

Museum dedicated to Cambridge glass manufacturing — documents American industrial history and the chemistry and craft of glassmaking.

Civil War training camp site with museum exhibits covering Union mobilization, camp life, and Ohio's role in the war.

Visitor and education center along the Ohio & Erie Canalway covering 19th-century canal engineering, commerce, and regional transportation history.

Established regional art museum in Canton with permanent and rotating fine-art exhibits spanning multiple periods and media.

Hocking Hills sandstone cliff formation within Hocking Hills State Park — geology, erosion processes, and Appalachian forest ecology.

Lake Erie peninsula state park with wetlands, beach, and boating — covers Great Lakes coastal ecology, freshwater habitats, and glacial geology of the Lake Erie shoreline.

State nature preserve protecting a rare alkaline fen — covers glacial geology, fen hydrology, and rare plant and insect species identification.

Lake Erie shoreline national wildlife refuge — migratory bird study, wetland ecology, and Great Lakes geography.

Columbus fire museum in a restored 1890 firehouse with vintage apparatus — covers firefighting history, fire safety science, and municipal services.

OSU campus arboretum featuring a solar demonstration house — plant identification, dendrology, and introductory renewable-energy concepts.

National monument honoring Col. Charles Young, one of the first Black Army officers — covers Buffalo Soldiers history, military service, and the Civil Rights movement.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits — supports early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts.

Early 19th-century German immigrant homestead — covers frontier settlement, Ohio Valley pioneer life, and primary-source material culture.