Classified for credit

City botanical garden with themed gardens including a butterfly trail and prehistoric garden — plant taxonomy, pollinator ecology, and Central Texas native species.

Austin botanical garden with diverse themed gardens — covers plant taxonomy, Texas native ecology, and sustainable horticulture.

Urban nature preserve along Barton Creek with trails and native habitat — supports ecology, native plant and wildlife identification, and outdoor physical education.

Campus arboretum with labeled tree and plant collections — supports dendrology, botany, and local ecosystem study.

Botanical installation at Barton Springs featuring native Texas plants and ornamental gates — supports plant identification and Central Texas native-species ecology.

Outdoor pollinator and butterfly garden along a public trail — supports entomology, native plant ecology, and pollination biology.

East Texas post-oak savanna state park with lake and trails — supports ecology, Texas natural history, and outdoor physical education.

National Wildlife Refuge visitor contact station on the High Plains — covers migratory waterfowl habitat, wetland ecology, and federal conservation programs.

Small municipal nature park in Mansfield, TX with trails and wildlife habitat — supports basic ecology observation and outdoor PE in a suburban setting.

City botanical garden at a heritage park featuring Texas native and regional plants — covers plant identification, horticulture, and local ecological restoration.

Visitor center at Eagle Mountain Lake interpreting local ecology, watershed geology, and wildlife of the Fort Worth nature area.

Central Texas state park with golf course and creek access — supports outdoor recreation and basic riparian ecology observation.

Municipal arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections supporting plant taxonomy, dendrology, and botany field study.

Small public color-themed garden in Dallas — covers basic plant identification, garden design, and color theory in a botanical context.

Municipal rose garden with labeled cultivars — supports basic botany, plant classification, and horticultural science at an introductory level.

Municipal nature park with trails in Keller, TX — light ecology and PE use; best suited to supplement a broader outdoor science unit.

Horticultural trial garden where new plant varieties are evaluated — supports botany, plant science, and applied horticulture curriculum.

Hill Country river region visitor center providing geographic and ecological context for the Frio River watershed and Texas karst landscape.

Outdoor bronze animal sculpture collection along the Brazos River — decorative public art with no natural-history or conservation programming.