Classified for credit

Urban state park with a lake, trails, and green space in Jackson — covers Mississippi freshwater ecology, bird observation, and outdoor recreation.

Mississippi state park with forests, trails, and a historic CCC-built lake — ecology, conservation history, and outdoor recreation.

Mississippi Delta state park with bayou habitat, alligator viewing, and fishing — supports wetland ecology and biodiversity curriculum.

Mississippi safari park with exotic and native animals — supports zoology, animal care, and wildlife conservation concepts in a hands-on outdoor setting.

Mississippi botanical garden featuring native plantings and curated garden beds — supports plant taxonomy, horticulture, and regional ecology.

Federal wildlife refuge protecting one of the rarest birds in North America — covers wetland ecology, conservation biology, and endangered-species management.

Federal refuge nature trail protecting endangered Mississippi sandhill cranes — endangered-species biology, wetland ecology, and conservation policy.

Federal refuge visitor center for the endangered Mississippi Sandhill Crane — covers wetland ecology, endangered species biology, and conservation science.

Mississippi Delta national wildlife refuge supporting migratory waterfowl — wetland ecology, bird migration, and wildlife conservation.

Mississippi Delta nature and learning center focusing on wetland and delta ecosystems — covers riparian biology, migratory birds, and Delta conservation issues.

Municipal arboretum and botanical garden — supports plant taxonomy, ecology, and local flora identification.

Mississippi state park with hiking, fishing, and forest habitat — supports outdoor PE, ecology observation, and basic natural-history field study.

Federal wildlife refuge with bottomland hardwoods and wetlands — waterfowl biology, endangered species (red-cockaded woodpecker), and wetland ecology.

Audubon-managed center on the Pascagoula River — covers Gulf Coast wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and river watershed conservation.

Mississippi state park with lake, trails, and campgrounds — supports outdoor education in freshwater ecology and longleaf pine habitat.

State-managed wildlife management area in Mississippi bottomlands — supports wetland ecology, migratory bird study, and wildlife habitat management.

Mississippi state park with a lake, forest trails, and recreational facilities — covers southeastern forest ecology and outdoor physical education.

Crosby Arboretum's Pinecote Pavilion showcases native longleaf pine savanna and wetland ecosystems — applied botany and regional ecology.

University-affiliated environmental center on the Tombigbee River — supports riparian ecology, field science, and geographic study of the Southeastern U.S.

Botanical garden on the Ross Barnett Reservoir — supports plant identification, native species ecology, and outdoor nature study.

Mississippi state park with lake, trails, and forest habitat — supports freshwater ecology, native species identification, and outdoor PE.

AZA-accredited municipal zoo with African-savanna exhibit — supports zoology, animal adaptations, and conservation biology curriculum.

Mississippi Gulf Coast state park with salt marsh, bayou habitat, and Gulf shoreline — supports coastal ecology, estuarine biology, and outdoor PE.

Boardwalk trail through Mississippi Delta oxbow lake habitat — supports field study of cypress-tupelo wetland ecology, waterfowl, and freshwater biology.