Classified for credit

State park on the shores of Mille Lacs Lake with interpretive center covering Ojibwe history and boreal ecology — strong dual nature and history curriculum hook.

Urban wildlife sanctuary along the Boise River — riparian ecology, Idaho native bird and plant identification, and wetland habitat study.

Native wildflower garden within Birmingham Botanical Gardens — regional plant taxonomy, pollinator ecology, and Alabama native flora.

Formal Japanese garden along the Monon Trail — introduces landscape design, cultural geography, and Japanese horticultural traditions.

One of Hawaii's largest freshwater wetlands — supports waterfowl biology, native species conservation, and Hawaiian coastal ecology fieldwork.

Environmental education center at Bamboo Brook in Chester, NJ — native plant ecology, watershed science, and landscape conservation.

USFWS refuge on Maui protecting Hawaiian stilts and other endangered waterbirds — island ecology, migratory bird biology, and federal conservation programs.

Coastal Hawaiian wetland refuge for endangered waterbirds — covers island ecology, endemic species biology, and conservation science.

Working Florida farm with agritourism programs — covers crop science, sustainable agriculture, and farm-to-table food systems.

Wildlife rehabilitation sanctuary in the South Carolina Lowcountry — animal behavior, native species biology, and conservation practice.

Wildlife sanctuary housing rescued exotic animals with educational programs — covers animal biology, conservation ethics, and habitat needs.

Nebraska state recreation area along the Niobrara River valley — supports outdoor education in Great Plains ecology, geology, and freshwater biology.

MSU-affiliated bird sanctuary with captive raptors, waterfowl, and managed wetland — covers ornithology, migratory bird biology, and conservation programs.

Wild trout gorge on the North Branch Raritan River — covers cold-water stream ecology, trout biology, and riparian habitat conservation.

NWR headquarters with visitor center and wildlife exhibits — Kenai Peninsula ecology, migratory bird and salmon biology, and boreal habitat conservation.

Federal wildlife refuge visitor center with exhibits on Kenai Peninsula ecology, wildlife management, and salmon habitat conservation.

National Park Service aquatic garden with boardwalk through tidal marsh and lotus ponds — aquatic ecology, wetland biology, and migratory bird observation.

Kentucky Lake state resort park with beach, trails, and lake access — supports outdoor education, freshwater ecology, and PE documentation in a developed natural setting.

Urban nature center in Murray, UT — covers local wildlife, wetland ecology, and conservation education through trails and exhibits.

Connecticut state park featuring a multi-tiered waterfall and forested trails — geology, watershed ecology, and physical education.

MSU Extension demonstration garden covering plant science, horticulture techniques, sustainable gardening, and food system connections.

State resort park on Kentucky Lake (TVA reservoir) — covers reservoir hydrology, freshwater ecology, and Tennessee Valley geography.

Campground at Kentucky Horse Park — supports equine science and animal care study alongside broader biology and agricultural heritage curriculum.

State forest in the Cumberland Mountains — supports ecology, forest management, and Appalachian geography study.