Classified for credit

Wildlife sanctuary on Merritt Island protecting migratory birds and coastal habitat — covers ornithology, wetland ecology, and conservation.

Indoor tropical plant nursery and display space — covers tropical plant biology, rainforest ecosystems, and plant adaptation to high-humidity environments.

University botanical garden with labeled plant collections — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and Florida ecosystem studies.

Florida state park with rare coquina rock gardens and tidal marshes — coastal geology, estuary ecology, and native plant biology.

Coastal preserve with mangroves, archaeological mounds, and trails — covers estuarine ecology, Native American prehistory, and Tampa Bay conservation.

Coastal preserve with interpretive center covering mangrove ecology, Tocobaga archaeological sites, and Tampa Bay watershed conservation.

Florida state park protecting rare saltwater springs and estuarine habitat — spring hydrology, Gulf Coast ecology, and karst geology.

Licensed wildlife rehabilitation center treating injured Florida wildlife — applied zoology, animal care, and Southwest Florida native species conservation.

Small South Florida wildlife park with native and exotic animals — supports introductory zoology and wildlife conservation concepts.

Wildlife rehabilitation center for injured native Florida birds and animals — covers wildlife biology, conservation ethics, and native species identification.

Licensed wildlife sanctuary housing non-releasable exotic and native animals — supports zoology, conservation biology, and animal behavior observation.

Large state wildlife management area along the St. Johns River — covers Central Florida wetland ecology, wading-bird biology, and floodplain habitat study.

Historic botanical garden and wildlife sanctuary with native Florida species — supports botany, herpetology, and subtropical ecosystem study.

Small nature center associated with a zoo setting — introduces Florida wildlife biology and ecology through hands-on exhibits.

Small regional zoo in Panama City Beach with exotic animals — supports basic zoology and animal behavior observation.

Small nature center in the Geneva area wetlands — supports Florida wildlife observation, wetland ecology, and environmental stewardship education.

Tampa city park with spring-fed pond and nature trails — supports basic Florida freshwater ecology and native plant identification.

Campus botanical gardens supporting plant taxonomy, Florida-native ecology, and basic botany observation on a self-guided basis.

Outdoor palm arboretum with labeled species from tropical and subtropical climates — covers botany, plant taxonomy, and Florida coastal ecosystems.

Free public garden on Lake Maitland featuring mature cypress trees and azalea plantings — supports Florida native plant botany and wetland-edge ecology.

Urban nature preserve with trails and a pond — supports local Florida ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor PE.

Small local nature center in Palm Bay offering native Florida habitat exploration and basic ecology education.

Small city nature area and park along the Indian River Lagoon — supports basic wetland ecology and bird observation adjacent to the Titusville waterfront.