Classified for credit

MSU-affiliated themed garden plots teaching plant biology, horticulture, and garden design through hands-on exploration.

Public botanic garden in Grand Rapids — plant taxonomy, pollinator ecology, and cultivated and native plant communities.

Outdoor sculpture park integrated into northern Michigan forest trails — site-specific art in natural settings, supporting art history and nature study.

Small accredited zoo with conservation focus inside a county regional park — animal biology, habitat diversity, and wildlife conservation.

PA Game Commission wildlife area with a visitor/museum center focusing on migratory waterfowl, wetland ecology, and wildlife management.

Howard County environmental area with stream, meadow, and forest habitats — watershed ecology, native plant identification, and field science.

Large MDC reservation with forested trails, ponds, and rocky ridges — covers ecology, geology, and outdoor biology fieldwork.

State park with fire tower and forested trails — covers forest ecology, elevation geography, and orienteering.

Small black bear habitat exhibit at Grandfather Mountain area — supports wildlife biology and habitat observation for young learners.

Small freshwater preserve centered on historic millponds — covers aquatic macroinvertebrate biology, wetland ecology, and riparian habitat identification.

Kansas reservoir state park with diverse habitat — supports freshwater ecology, migratory bird observation, and Great Plains geography.

State park featuring isolated sandstone mesas (mounds) — geology of erosion, Driftless Area geography, and terrestrial ecology.

Urban nature center with trails and wildlife exhibits — covers local ecology, native species identification, and outdoor biology.

City mountain park above Roanoke with trails, wildlife habitat, and the Mill Mountain Star — supports ecology, local geology, and outdoor PE.

Mountaintop wildflower garden on Mill Mountain — native plant identification, Appalachian flora ecology, and pollinator biology.

AZA-accredited small zoo on Mill Mountain featuring native and exotic species — covers zoology, conservation biology, and animal adaptations.

Urban wetland nature center with boardwalk trails and interpretive exhibits on Central Pennsylvania marsh and floodplain ecology.

Formal public garden with seasonal plantings — supports plant identification, landscape design concepts, and outdoor observation skills.

Urban bird refuge and nature park with riparian habitat — local bird species, wetland ecology, and urban conservation.

Small nature preserve with interpretive trails through wetland and woodland habitats — covers local plant and animal ecology and Ohio natural history.

Municipal zoo with diverse animal collection including big cats and primates — zoology, animal adaptations, and wildlife conservation for elementary-age learners.

Nature center on Belton Lake with trails and wildlife habitat — covers Central Texas ecology, native species, and outdoor biology.

NH's first state park featuring a summit auto road and hawk-watch site — covers raptor migration, forest ecology, and Monadnock region geology.

Small family petting zoo with farm animals — supports basic animal husbandry, zoology introductions, and life science for young learners.