Classified for credit

Lawrence city nature park with native prairie and wetland habitat — supports native plant identification, prairie ecology, and outdoor observation skills.

City-operated nature center in Lawrence with live animals and interpretive exhibits — covers Kansas wildlife, native habitats, and conservation biology.

Prairie and woodland nature preserve near Lincoln — covers Great Plains ecology, native plant identification, and habitat conservation.

Iowa state park with lake, wetlands, and trails — covers aquatic ecology, bird habitat, and outdoor recreation.

USFWS wetlands learning center with prairie and wetland trails — covers waterfowl biology, wetland ecology, and Great Plains conservation.

Environmental learning center on Green Lake offering ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor education programs.

Iowa nature center near Cresco serving northeast Iowa's prairie and woodland ecosystems — supports plant and wildlife identification and regional ecology.

Connecticut nature center with trails, wildlife habitats, and environmental education programs — covers local ecology and native species identification.

Specialty iris garden with over 4,000 varieties — supports plant biology, hybridization concepts, and pollenation study during peak bloom season.

County nature center on the Tittabawassee River with trails and environmental education programs — covers Michigan forest ecology and riparian biology.

Primate exhibit at Saint Louis Zoo — comparative primate biology, behavior, and conservation science in an accredited zoo setting.

Primate exhibit at Denver Zoo — covers primate behavior, comparative anatomy, and conservation biology for great apes and monkeys.

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo primate, cat, and aquatics exhibits covering mammalian biology, animal behavior, and aquatic ecosystems.

Primate exhibit at ZooTampa — covers primate biology, behavior, and conservation as part of a larger accredited zoo.

Primate exhibits at the Little Rock Zoo — primate biology, social behavior, and conservation of endangered species.

Primate exhibit at Como Zoo — covers primate biology, behavioral ecology, and conservation of endangered great apes.

Federal wildlife refuge on the Delaware Bay with diverse wetland, beach, and forest habitats — covers migratory shorebird ecology, wetland biology, and coastal conservation.

Private botanical garden on Kauai featuring tropical plants in a native Hawaiian landscape — supports tropical botany, ethnobotany, and island ecology.

High-desert reservoir state park in central Oregon — geology, riparian ecology, and outdoor recreation in a volcanic landscape.

Southeast Wisconsin nature center with native prairie, wetland, and woodland trails — ecology programs cover local plant and wildlife biology.

Audubon wildlife sanctuary in central New Hampshire with forest trails supporting bird identification, local ecology, and outdoor science study.

Pocono Mountains state park with glacially formed lakes covering forest ecology, freshwater biology, and Pennsylvania natural history.

Private zoo in the Ozarks with a variety of exotic and domestic animals — covers animal biology and wildlife conservation awareness.

Interpretive center for the Pryor Mountain wild mustang herd covers equine behavior, wildlife management, and federal land stewardship.