Classified for credit

Small Sarasota zoo/botanical garden — tropical animals, flamingos, and Florida flora.

Formal gardens on the grounds of the Ringling estate — covers horticulture, landscape design, and Florida coastal plant species.

Urban nature center with boardwalk trails through South Florida wetlands — covers subtropical ecology, native wildlife, and watershed biology.

City nature center with trails along Curry Creek — covers Florida ecology, native plants, and wildlife observation in a coastal-county habitat.

Protected old-growth sandhill and wetland habitat near Orlando — Florida native plant communities, gopher tortoise ecology, and conservation biology.

Federally managed wildlife refuge visitor center on the Gulf Coast — migratory bird biology, coastal wetland ecology, and the historic St. Marks Lighthouse.

State park visitor center for a large Florida scrub and wetland preserve — covers Florida flatwoods ecology, native wildlife, and conservation land management.

Federally protected barrier island refuge in the Apalachicola Bay — covers sea turtle nesting biology, old-growth longleaf pine ecology, and Gulf Coast geography.

Audubon nature center with wetland and upland habitats supporting bird identification, wetland ecology, and Florida wildlife study.

Florida state park at the confluence of the Suwannee and Withlacoochee Rivers — covers river ecology, Florida geology, and riparian habitats.

Florida panhandle preserve protecting carnivorous pitcher plants and rare coastal plain habitat — covers plant adaptation, biodiversity, and Gulf Coast wetland ecology.

Small working goat farm in Tampa — introductory agricultural science, animal husbandry, and farm-to-table food systems.

Nature Conservancy scrub-jay habitat preserve — Florida scrub ecology, conservation biology, and endangered-species management.

Hands-on children's garden with plant life cycles, composting, and sensory beds — applied botany and ecology for early learners.

Florida panhandle park at the confluence of three rivers offering freshwater ecology, wetland biology, and riparian habitat study.

Orange County nature preserve with boardwalk trails through Florida wetland and upland habitats — supports ecology, botany, and wildlife biology.

Working farm in Miami-Dade offering agricultural tours — covers plant biology, food production, and sustainable farming practices.

Florida state park at the mouth of the Tomoka River with estuary ecology, native-plant study, and archaeological heritage of the Timucua people.

Mangrove estuary nature center with observation tower and boardwalk trails — coastal ecology, wetland biology, and South Florida watershed systems.

Urban nature center in Jacksonville with trails and wildlife exhibits — covers Florida native ecosystems, wildlife biology, and environmental stewardship.

Tropical Americas exhibit at Palm Beach Zoo — covers neotropical biodiversity, conservation biology, and rainforest ecology.

Florida nature center with lake habitat and educational programs — covers native plant identification, freshwater ecology, and wildlife observation.

Coastal Florida scrub sanctuary with boardwalk trails — covers Florida scrub-jay habitat, fire ecology, and endangered species biology.

UCF campus arboretum with labeled native and non-native tree collections — dendrology, Florida plant ecology, and botanical classification.