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508 matches in Michigan
Urban nature center with ponds, trails, and wildlife habitat — local ecology, bird identification, and environmental science programs.
Botanical garden and nature center in southwest Michigan with trails, native plants, and natural history exhibits — covers botany, ecology, and seasonal plant cycles.
Undeveloped Lake Michigan shoreline state park — coastal geology, migratory birds, and Great Lakes ecosystem fieldwork.
Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits covering early math, literacy, and basic science concepts.
Accredited art museum with permanent and rotating collections plus art school — art history, studio techniques, and visual culture analysis.
Genesee County nature preserve and arboretum with trails and natural education programs — covers Michigan forest ecology, wildlife habitat, and plant identification.
Public community observatory in Michigan offering telescope viewing sessions and introductory astronomy and optics curriculum.
Small private zoo in Michigan's Upper Peninsula — live animal encounters support basic zoology and wildlife observation.
Presidential library holding Ford administration documents and exhibits — covers post-Watergate U.S. political history, the presidency, and civics.
Lake Michigan sand dune visitor center — covers aeolian geomorphology, Great Lakes coastal ecology, and dune plant succession.
Preserved 19th-century Great Lakes shipping village within Sleeping Bear Dunes — covers Great Lakes maritime commerce and pioneer settlement.
Undeveloped Lake Michigan dune and wetland state park — Great Lakes dune ecology, migratory bird habitat, and coastal geomorphology.
Museum and archives documenting African American history and culture in Grand Rapids — primary-source civil-rights history and Michigan social studies.
Accredited art museum in downtown Grand Rapids with a permanent collection and rotating exhibits — covers art history, visual analysis, and design across multiple periods and cultures.
Natural education reserve near Traverse City with forested trails and wetlands — covers Great Lakes regional ecology, native flora and fauna identification.
Northern Michigan natural area with boardwalk trails through wetlands and fen — covers Great Lakes bog ecology, native plant communities, and watershed biology.
Model and miniature railroad club with operating layouts — covers railroad history, mechanical engineering scale modeling, and 20th-century transportation.
Living-history park in Livonia with preserved 19th-century farm and village buildings — Michigan pioneer settlement, agricultural history, and local heritage.
Art Deco skyscraper (1929) in Detroit — covers early 20th-century architectural history, labor economics, and American industrial heritage.
Preserved Victorian-era lumber baron homes with guided tours — covers Gilded Age economics, architectural history, and Michigan lumber industry.
Audubon-managed sanctuary renowned for sandhill crane migration — covers migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and wildlife observation skills.
Planetarium at Henry Ford College campus — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and the physics of light for structured sky-science instruction.
Nature center with wetland trails and live animal exhibits in Okemos, MI — supports local ecology, watershed biology, and wildlife identification.
Lake Huron shoreline state park with trails and beach — supports ecology, Great Lakes geography, and outdoor physical education.
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