Classified for credit

Maryland state park with a 42-acre lake, forest trails, and wildlife habitat supporting biology and ecology field studies.

Chesapeake Bay shoreline nature center at Greenbury Point offering tidal habitat observation, migratory bird study, and estuary ecology adjacent to the Severn River.

New Hampshire state park with forested trails, a kettle-hole pond, and campground — supports ecology, glacial geology, and outdoor PE curriculum.

Oklahoma state park on a reservoir with forested trails covering eastern deciduous ecology, hydrology, and outdoor skills.

City arboretum with labeled woody plant collections — supports botany, dendrology, and plant identification across multiple ecosystems.

Botanical garden within a historic naval cemetery — covers plant ecology, landscape design, and the intersection of urban green space with local history.

Maryland state park on the Patuxent River with trails and wildlife habitat — supports ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor physical education.

Audubon-managed 686-acre sanctuary with trails and education programs — bird biology, forest ecology, and wildlife conservation.

Community botanical center with curated plant collections supporting horticulture, plant biology, and environmental stewardship curriculum.

Formal historic garden estate in Short Hills with structured landscapes and naturalized areas — supports botany, landscape design, and horticultural study.

Public Japanese garden on a small island — plant selection, design principles, and Japanese cultural geography.

Working conservation farm with wetlands and wildlife habitat — covers ecology, sustainable agriculture, and land stewardship.

Large Vermont state forest with ponds, bogs, and mixed forest — supports ecology, geology, and outdoor PE with developed camping and trail infrastructure.

Ohio state park centered on a glacial lake — freshwater ecology, glacial geology, fishing as applied biology, and outdoor recreation.

Urban nature center with stream, woodland, and wildlife exhibits — supports ecology, local biology, and environmental science for younger learners.

Gulf Coast ecosystem exhibit at Fort Worth Zoo — coastal species, conservation biology, and Texas marine habitat.

Everglades National Park visitor center covering mangrove ecosystems, estuarine biology, and Florida Bay conservation.

Gulf State Park nature center with exhibits on Gulf Coast ecosystems — coastal ecology, marine biology, and Alabama barrier-island geography.

State park on Okoboji lake system — shorebird observation, wetland ecology, and Great Lakes prairie geography.

Chesapeake Bay watershed state park unit with tidal marsh, beach, and forest habitats supporting ecology, wetland biology, and field study.

Everglades National Park visitor center at Flamingo — covers South Florida wetland ecology, wildlife conservation, and NPS resource management.

County botanical garden with diverse plantings — covers plant taxonomy, horticulture, and Southeast Georgia native and cultivated species.

Coastal Connecticut wildlife preserve with trails along Sasco Creek — covers estuarine ecology, migratory birds, and habitat conservation.

University-affiliated botanic garden with labeled plant collections — supports plant taxonomy, ecology, and seasonal biology study.