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Lakeside state park with trails and freshwater habitat providing hands-on study of Piedmont ecology and aquatic biology.

SC state park on Lake Hartwell — covers freshwater ecology, Piedmont geology, and reservoir geography along the SC/GA border.

South Carolina reservoir state park with forested shoreline — freshwater ecology, local wildlife observation, and outdoor recreation curriculum.

State park preserving a 19th-century canal and rocky shoals spider lily habitat — combines riparian ecology with early American transportation history.

South Carolina state park with river access and diverse upland habitat — supports ecology, native wildlife observation, and outdoor physical education.

School-based science center and planetarium with astronomy programming — covers space science, earth science, and observational astronomy.

Children's garden within a city park on the Reedy River — supports basic plant biology, sensory nature exploration, and early environmental education.

South Carolina state park on the Little Pee Dee River — freshwater ecology, riparian habitats, and outdoor recreation.

Outdoor living history park in North Augusta with historic structures and exhibits covering 18th–19th century South Carolina regional history.

Small zoo within Brookgreen Gardens featuring native southeastern wildlife — supports conservation education and wildlife biology for all ages.

Cistercian abbey grounds with formal gardens along the Cooper River — covers horticulture, monastic history, and Lowcountry ecosystem ecology.

County park along the Lynches River with trails and natural areas — supports riparian ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor PE.

College of Charleston natural history museum with fossil and specimen collections — supports paleontology, geology, and vertebrate biology curriculum.

Historic site documenting an African American family's life in Columbia from 1800s slavery through freedom — primary-source study of Reconstruction-era history.

South Carolina state park near Charleston harbor — supports coastal ecology, native plant biology, and outdoor physical education.

On-farm antique collection at McLeod Farms documenting Pee Dee region agricultural history and tobacco farming equipment — supports South Carolina agrarian history.

University-operated public observatory — covers telescope optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy through guided public sessions.

Regional military history collection covering Carolinas veterans from WWI through modern conflicts — supports military history, civics, and primary-source artifact analysis.

Model train exhibit covering railroad history, scale engineering, and the role of rail in American transportation and commerce development.

Designed botanical garden with curated plant collections and sculpture — plant taxonomy, horticultural science, and landscape design.

Botanical garden with longleaf pine and coastal plain plant communities providing plant taxonomy, ecology, and native habitat study.

Heritage center focused on Lowcountry Gullah-Geechee culture and agricultural history — covers local history and African American studies.

Museum documenting Cherokee culture and history in the SC Upstate — covers indigenous history, tribal sovereignty, and cultural geography.

Regional natural history and science museum with exhibits on local geology, wildlife, and Catawba-area ecosystems — also covers regional cultural history.