Classified for credit

Atlantic coastal wildlife refuge beach with sea turtle nesting habitat — covers coastal ecology, sea turtle biology, and barrier-island geography.

Big Cypress National Preserve visitor center covering Everglades ecology, hydrology, and wildlife of the South Florida wetlands.

Nature center within Oscar Scherer State Park — supports Florida scrub ecology, native wildlife identification, and environmental education programs.

Botanical garden featuring Florida-native plants — covers plant taxonomy, regional ecology, and native landscaping for water conservation.

Central Florida nature preserve with trails through wetland and upland habitats — supports local ecology, wildlife ID, and conservation biology.

Non-profit sanctuary housing big cats, primates, and exotic animals — supports zoology, animal rescue ethics, and conservation biology.

County-run nature center in West Palm Beach with live animal exhibits and native Florida habitat displays — covers ecology and wildlife biology.

De Leon Springs State Park features an 1831-era sugar mill ruin and spring-fed swimming area — Florida natural springs ecology and 19th-century history.

Florida state park protecting endangered Florida scrub habitat — ecology, wildlife biology, and conservation studies with ranger programs available.

Environmental education center on the St. Lucie River — covers Florida ecosystems, wetland ecology, and conservation biology.

Free municipal botanical park with labeled native and tropical plantings — plant taxonomy, Florida coastal ecology, and conservation.

Elevated observation platform overlooking Paynes Prairie's wetland and savanna ecosystems — supports wildlife observation, ecology, and Florida natural history.

FL botanical and sculpture gardens on the Peace River — subtropical plants and outdoor sculpture.

First federal bird reservation in the US with visitor center — covers shorebird conservation, estuary ecology, and the history of the wildlife refuge system.

Florida Gulf Coast state park with barrier-island dune habitat, beach ecology, and opportunities to study coastal geomorphology.

Hands-on petting zoo where children interact with domestic and farm animals — supports basic animal science and responsible animal-care curriculum.

Polk County nature discovery center with hands-on exhibits on Florida ecology — wetland biology, native species, and environmental science.

Municipal botanical garden featuring native and subtropical Florida plants — supports plant biology, horticulture, and local ecosystem study.

Primate exhibit at ZooTampa — covers primate biology, behavior, and conservation as part of a larger accredited zoo.

Working farm in Tallahassee, FL integrating animal husbandry and sustainable agriculture — supports applied biology and stewardship curriculum.

Reclaimed wetland adjacent to Melbourne's urban area — wading bird habitat, wetland ecology, and Florida water management.

Working ranch petting farm with livestock and farm animals — introduces animal husbandry, farm ecology, and basic zoology.

Nature center inside a barrier-island state park — covers coastal ecology, native Florida wildlife, and conservation biology.

Audubon-operated nature center with trails and bird habitat — supports ornithology, local ecology, and Florida wildlife conservation study.