Classified for credit

Outdoor discovery campus in the Hudson Highlands offering guided ecology programs, wildlife observation, and natural-history interpretation.

Nature center at Letchworth State Park offering ranger-led ecology programs, wildlife identification, and hands-on environmental science.

Urban NPS wildlife refuge within NYC — migratory bird ecology, coastal wetland biology, and urban conservation in a hands-on outdoor setting.

Large Atlantic barrier-island state park with beach, dunes, and nature center — coastal ecology, barrier-island geology, and marine biology.

Sky Lakes wilderness park in the Shawangunk Ridge — ecology, glacial geology, and plant communities across cliff-top and lake habitats.

35,000-acre Shawangunk Ridge preserve with maintained trails — covers geology, forest ecology, biodiversity, and Hudson Valley geography.

Major federal wildlife refuge on the Atlantic Flyway — migratory bird biology, wetland ecology, and waterfowl conservation with auto tour and trails.

Ticket counter entry point to the New York Botanical Garden — 250-acre living plant collection supporting botany, ecology, and plant science curriculum.

AZA-accredited zoo in Prospect Park with wildlife exhibits and conservation programming — covers animal biology, habitat, and zoo conservation science.

NYC zoo featuring North and South American wildlife with conservation focus — animal biology, ecosystems, and wildlife conservation education.

State park in the Finger Lakes with 12 waterfalls and gorge trails — geology, erosion, watershed science, and outdoor physical education in a dramatic natural setting.

Long Island barrier-island state park with Atlantic beach, dunes, and shorebird habitat — coastal ecology, geography, and physical education.

Rockefeller-endowed preserve with 70+ miles of carriage roads through mixed Hudson Valley habitat — ecology, land conservation, and outdoor PE.

AZA-accredited zoo with strong conservation focus — animal biology, endangered species programs, and wildlife ecology across global biomes.

Accredited zoo with reptile focus and strong conservation programs — supports zoology, animal adaptation, and biodiversity curriculum.

Accredited zoo with over 1,000 animals and conservation programs — supports zoology, animal behavior, and biodiversity curriculum.

Adirondack natural history and ecology center with live exhibits and outdoor river access — covers forest ecology, wildlife biology, and regional geography.

Public garden and cultural center overlooking the Hudson — plant biology, ecology, and observational drawing in a structured outdoor setting.

Regional animal park featuring native and exotic animals in an outdoor setting — covers animal biology, habitats, and basic zoology for younger learners.

Urban environmental center with wetland trails and live animal exhibits — covers local ecology, watershed biology, and wildlife identification.

Hudson River recreation area within Palisades Interstate Park — supports outdoor education in Hudson Valley ecology, trail navigation, and physical fitness.

County-run arboretum on Long Island with labeled trees and native plant gardens — supports dendrology, plant biology, and phenology field study.

Freshwater wetland wildlife refuge in the Hudson Valley — supports bird ecology, wetland biology, and environmental conservation studies.

Long Island state park centered on a freshwater lake — supports aquatic ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor physical education.