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Coastal state park with maritime forest, beach, and ranger programs — covers littoral ecology, barrier island geology, and SC coastal biology.

State park fishing pier on the Atlantic coast — supports marine biology observation, coastal ecology, and tide and wave study.

Private nature center on a working farm with trails through wetlands and forest — supports field ecology, native species study, and conservation education.

Federal-period historic house museum in Charleston — covers early American decorative arts, architecture, and antebellum social history.

Nature center at Myrtle Beach with live animal exhibits and coastal ecosystem displays — covers local wildlife biology and coastal ecology.

Nature center within the Anne Springs Close Greenway offering ranger programs, trail ecology, and watershed education.

NPS site preserving a Revolutionary War backcountry battlefield — covers colonial military history, siege tactics, and the Southern Campaign.

Blue Ridge foothills state park with lakes, forests, and CCC-built structures — Appalachian ecology, forest biology, and conservation history.

18th-century Anglican church ruins burned twice — covers colonial South Carolina history, the Revolutionary War's Southern theater, and architectural archaeology.

National historic trail commemorating the 1780 Patriot militia march — covers Revolutionary War southern campaign and Appalachian geography.

Living Yoruba cultural village founded in 1970 — covers African diaspora history, religious and cultural anthropology, and living-history practices.

Upstate SC state park with Civilian Conservation Corps-era infrastructure — covers Piedmont forest ecology, watershed biology, and New Deal history.

South Carolina state park with hiking, lake access, and piedmont forest ecology — supports outdoor education in biology, hydrology, and physical fitness.

SC Heritage Preserve with rare sandhill geology, carnivorous plants, and longleaf pine ecosystem — covers botany, geology, and Piedmont ecology.

County museum combining local Pickens County history with regional folk art — covers Upcountry South Carolina settlement, industry, and cultural heritage.

Living medicinal herb garden based on 18th-century physic garden tradition — ethnobotany, plant taxonomy, and colonial herbal medicine.

Coastal South Carolina state park with tidal wetlands and island habitat — supports estuarine ecology, bird study, and local geography.

South Carolina state park campground with access to forested trails and the Black River watershed — supports basic ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor PE.

SC state park spanning coastal plain and piedmont ecosystems — plant communities, wetlands, and forest ecology fieldwork.

Oldest surviving public building in South Carolina (1713) — covers colonial military history, gunpowder storage, and early Charleston defense.

Antebellum plantation site documenting the lives of enslaved people and the Hammond family — covers slavery, plantation economy, and Reconstruction-era South Carolina.

Reptile attraction featuring live snakes, alligators, and lizards — herpetology, reptile taxonomy, and animal adaptations.

Visitor center at the site of two Revolutionary War battles covers Southern Campaign military strategy and the road to American independence.

Georgetown, SC museum dedicated to rice cultivation history — covers colonial agriculture, tidal engineering, and the role of enslaved labor in the Carolina rice economy.