Classified for credit

North Dakota NWR along the Souris River — migratory bird observation, wetland ecology, and Great Plains wildlife study.

Traditional Japanese-style garden in Sertoma Park — supports landscape design, East Asian cultural studies, and basic horticultural observation.

National wildlife refuge on the North Dakota prairie — covers migratory waterfowl biology, grassland ecosystems, and Great Plains geography.

North Dakota state park on a glacial lake — covers glacial geology, boreal ecology, and freshwater biology.

North Dakota state park lodge on a glacial lake offering trails, wildlife observation, and ecology programming in the Turtle Mountains.

North Dakota state park on Lake Sakakawea reservoir — Missouri River basin geography, prairie ecology, and Lewis and Clark historical context.

Prairie pothole National Wildlife Refuge in North Dakota — waterfowl biology, migratory bird ecology, and wetland conservation study.

Federal prairie pothole wildlife refuge with visitor contact station — covers migratory waterfowl biology, wetland ecology, and Great Plains geography.

Campground adjacent to Theodore Roosevelt National Park — serves as base for badlands ecology and geography exploration.

Theodore Roosevelt National Park North Unit visitor center — covers badlands geology, bison ecology, and Great Plains conservation history.

Community botanic garden in Fargo featuring Northern Plains–adapted plants — covers horticulture, plant taxonomy, and cold-climate plant adaptation.

North Dakota recreation area with lake access and open prairie — outdoor biology, regional geology, and physical education in a natural setting.

Wild prairie dog town in Theodore Roosevelt National Park area — supports Great Plains mammal behavior, ecology, and grassland biology observation.

Regional zoo in Minot, ND with diverse animal collection — covers zoology, animal behavior, and wildlife conservation across multiple species.

One of the few native tallgrass prairie remnants in the U.S. — supports lessons in grassland ecology, native plant communities, and Great Plains biogeography.

North Dakota recreation area in the Turtle Mountains with lakes and boreal habitat — covers regional ecology, glacial landforms, and outdoor skills.

State park along the Turtle River with forested trails and riparian habitat — covers ecology, botany, and outdoor biology.

Scenic trail through wind-eroded badlands in Theodore Roosevelt National Park — geology, erosion processes, and prairie ecology.

Small North Dakota state park on the Coteau des Prairies featuring prairie wetland habitat and migratory bird observation.

City park along the Sheyenne River with trails and green space — limited structured curriculum content; suitable for nature walks and basic outdoor observation.

Formal garden within International Peace Garden near the ND–Manitoba border — covers horticultural design and native/cultivated plant species of the northern plains.

City conservancy park with green space and walking paths — supports basic nature observation and physical education.

Small-town arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — plant taxonomy, dendrology, and North Dakota native species identification.

University horticulture demonstration gardens with trial plantings — covers plant science, agronomy, and sustainable landscape ecology.