Classified for credit

Nature preserve with wetlands, meadows, and forest along Harrods Creek — covers Kentucky native ecosystems, stream ecology, and biodiversity.

Natural waterfall in the Red River Gorge area of Kentucky — covers sandstone geology, erosion processes, and Appalachian forest ecology.

Walk-through zoo on Creation Museum grounds featuring live animals — supports zoology and animal biology observation in a faith-based interpretive context.

Campground adjacent to Cumberland Falls State Resort Park — access to one of the largest waterfalls in the eastern US supports hydrology, geology, and ecology study.

Kentucky lake resort park with forested shoreline — freshwater ecology, aquatic habitats, and outdoor recreation with interpretive programming.

Free-roaming elk and bison herd viewable within Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area — supports wildlife biology and native fauna study.

Kentucky lake state park on Lake Cumberland — freshwater ecology, geography of reservoir systems, and outdoor recreation.

Kentucky state resort park on the Ohio River — covers river ecology, regional geography, and outdoor recreation biology.

Giraffe exhibit at Louisville Zoo — supports animal biology, African savanna ecology, and conservation awareness.

Kentucky state park built around a reservoir with forested gorges — supports lessons in Appalachian ecology, lake hydrology, and regional wildlife biology.

Campground within Green River Lake area of Green River Lake State Park — ecology, riparian biology, and outdoor recreation.

State park on Green River Lake — freshwater ecology, watershed geography, and outdoor recreation in a managed natural area.

National wildlife refuge along the Green River — wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and riparian habitat conservation.

Kentucky state park campground on Greenbo Lake — supports study of Appalachian forest ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation.

Kentucky state resort park with a lake, hiking trails, and wildlife habitat — supports ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor PE.

Small family petting zoo in rural Kentucky — introduces domestic and farm animal biology, animal husbandry, and basic zoology for young learners.

Working Kentucky farm offering hands-on exposure to sustainable agriculture, animal husbandry, and rural land stewardship.

Kentucky resort state park with lake, trails, and outdoor theater in Appalachian foothills — supports regional ecology, geography, and physical education.

Kentucky state park honoring naturalist John James Audubon — combines ornithology, native woodland ecology, and the history of American natural history illustration.

Outdoor wildlife and nature trail experience near the Ark Encounter site covering animal habitats and basic zoology in a walking-tour format.

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

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.