Classified for credit

Municipal arboretum in Baton Rouge with labeled tree and plant collections — supports botany, dendrology, and plant-identification curriculum.

LSU AgCenter museum and gardens with native plant collections — supports botany, horticulture, and Louisiana ecology curriculum.

National wildlife refuge on the Gulf Coast flyway — covers migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and wildlife conservation.

Federal wildlife refuge protecting Louisiana bottomland hardwood and wetland habitat — supports waterfowl ecology, migratory bird biology, and wetland conservation study.

Louisiana state park with oxbow lake habitat — covers riparian ecology, bird identification, and bayou geography in a structured outdoor setting.

Louisiana state park centered on a cypress lake — supports freshwater ecology, wetland biology, and outdoor PE.

LSU-affiliated arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — supports dendrology, plant taxonomy, and Southern botanical study.

Louisiana coastal state park on Vermilion Bay — covers Gulf Coast marsh ecology, saltwater fishing biology, and barrier-shoreline geography.

Federal wildlife refuge with bottomland hardwood forest and wetlands — covers waterfowl ecology, migratory bird biology, and riparian habitat.

Louisiana state park on the Tchefuncte River with cypress-tupelo wetlands — covers riparian ecology, southeastern biodiversity, and wetland conservation.

Lake Pontchartrain shoreline beach in Fontainebleau State Park — coastal ecology, hydrology, and wetland observation.

Gulf Coast state park with beach, wetlands, and forest habitats — supports coastal ecology, estuary science, and physical education.

Louisiana state park visitor center on Lake Pontchartrain — coastal marsh ecology, Gulf Coast natural history, and estuary science.

Small municipal zoo with Louisiana native and exotic species — animal biology, conservation, and ecosystems of the Gulf South.

Small wildlife attraction in Louisiana featuring live alligators and exotic animals — reptile biology and Louisiana wetland species in a roadside zoo format.

Working Louisiana farm offering tours of subtropical agriculture — plant biology, crop cultivation, and farm-to-table food systems.

Barrier island state park on the Gulf Coast — covers coastal geology, estuarine ecology, storm-surge geography, and migratory bird habitat.

LSU-affiliated arboretum with native and ornamental collections — dendrology, plant ecology, and Louisiana native-species identification.

Louisiana state park on Caney Creek reservoir — covers freshwater wetland ecology, native flora, and outdoor recreation in a Southern forest setting.

Mobile zoo and petting barnyard with live farm and exotic animals — introduces animal biology, classification, and animal husbandry for young learners.

Avery Island botanical garden and bird sanctuary — covers subtropical flora, snowy egret colony ecology, and Louisiana coastal conservation history.

Louisiana national forest with longleaf pine savannas — forest ecology, watershed biology, and land management concepts.

Louisiana state park set in cypress-tupelo wetlands — covers Southern wetland ecology, freshwater biology, and regional geography.

Louisiana state park on oxbow Lake Bruin — study of freshwater ecology, riparian habitats, and Mississippi Delta geography.