Classified for credit

Delaware coastal state park with beach, dunes, and tidal zones — supports coastal ecology, geology, and barrier-island geography studies.

South Florida nature center within a cypress and fern wetland — covers subtropical plant ecology, native wildlife, and wetland hydrology.

Old-growth urban forest with two miles of trails adjacent to Fernbank Science Center — supports forest ecology, tree biology, and field observation skills.

Southern Illinois park with box canyons, bluffs, and waterfalls — supports geology, forest ecology, and physical education through trail hiking.

Botanical garden and nature center in southwest Michigan with trails, native plants, and natural history exhibits — covers botany, ecology, and seasonal plant cycles.

Working urban farm in Reno with animals and produce — covers agricultural science, animal husbandry, and the farm-to-table food cycle.

Coastal Maine state park with beach, dune, and forest ecosystems — supports ecology, coastal geography, and outdoor PE.

Heritage farm petting barn providing hands-on exposure to domestic livestock, animal husbandry basics, and traditional New England farm practices.

Audubon-managed Maine woodland preserve with guided trails — bird identification, forest ecology, and freshwater pond biology.

Working farm in south Georgia providing hands-on observation of sustainable agriculture, animal husbandry, and plant science in a rural setting.

Developed state park with forest trails, a reservoir, and ranger programs covering Ohio ecology, wildlife habitat, and freshwater biology.

Missouri state park featuring lakes formed by strip-mining reclamation — illustrates land reclamation, freshwater ecology, and environmental science.

Flathead Lake State Park unit on Montana's largest freshwater lake — covers freshwater ecology, glacial lake geography, and riparian biology.

Virginia's oldest state park at the site of the first English landing — covers Atlantic coastal ecology, maritime forest habitat, and early colonial geography.

Remote federal wildlife refuge supporting migratory waterfowl in the Great Basin — covers wetland ecology, bird biology, and desert hydrology.

Montana FWP regional office and Lake Elmo State Park area — wildlife biology, local ecology, and conservation land management.

Small South Dakota state park along James River — riparian ecology, native tree identification, and Great Plains watershed biology.

Harvard Forest's Fisher Museum features dioramas showing New England forest succession and land-use history — ecology, conservation, and forest science.

Undeveloped Lake Michigan shoreline state park — coastal geology, migratory birds, and Great Lakes ecosystem fieldwork.

Rhode Island state park and campground at Point Judith — supports study of coastal ecology, marine habitat, and the working fishing industry.

Newly designated Colorado state park featuring mesa-top geology and Purgatoire River canyon — regional ecology, geology, and southern Rockies geography.

Audubon-managed Rhode Island wildlife refuge with self-guided trails covering forest and wetland ecology and native bird identification.

Flamingo habitat exhibit at Busch Gardens Tampa — supports avian biology, animal behavior, and tropical ecosystem study.

Free-flight flamingo habitat and wildlife garden at the Flamingo Las Vegas hotel — basic ornithology and animal behavior observation in an accessible urban setting.