Classified for credit

South Carolina state park with longleaf pine habitat, wetlands, and trails suitable for ecology and outdoor PE fieldwork.

Lowcountry nature center in Ridgeland, SC offering wetland and coastal ecosystem education — habitat study, native wildlife, and conservation biology.

Clemson University botanical garden with diverse plantings — covers plant taxonomy, horticulture, and regional native species ecology.

Undeveloped coastal heritage preserve with beach, maritime forest, and tidal marsh — supports coastal ecology, shorebird biology, and barrier-island geology.

Tactile garden within Swan Lake Iris Gardens designed for visually impaired visitors — covers plant biology, sensory ecology, and inclusive-design concepts.

Outdoor butterfly garden on the Clemson University campus — supports entomology, pollinator ecology, and plant-insect relationships.

South Carolina reservoir state park with shoreline trails — supports ecology study of Piedmont freshwater habitats, native species, and water-cycle geography.

Federal wildlife refuge supporting red-cockaded woodpeckers and longleaf pine — conservation biology and habitat ecology.

NWR visitor contact station for one of the Southeast's largest refuges — covers longleaf pine ecosystem restoration, endangered species, and wildlife management.

Oconee County park at a river confluence with trails and swimming — South Carolina Piedmont ecology, waterway geology, and outdoor physical education.

South Carolina state park with lake, longleaf pine habitat, and trails — supports ecology, botany, and natural history of the Piedmont region.

South Carolina state park with lake, trails, and natural areas — ecology field study, native species observation, and outdoor physical education.

South Carolina state park on the Edisto River offering ecology study, wildlife observation, and outdoor recreation.

Nature playscape within a wetland park — riparian ecology, water systems, and unstructured outdoor learning for younger children.

Urban nature preserve along the Reedy River with trails and wildlife habitat — supports riparian ecology, bird identification, and local watershed study.

Greenville city park with Reedy River greenway, wetland areas, and trails — supports outdoor ecology observation and physical education.

State park with equestrian trails, fishing ponds, and forested habitat — supports ecology, biology, and physical education.

South Carolina state park on Lake Jocassee in the Blue Ridge foothills — supports freshwater ecology, Appalachian geography, and outdoor education.

Urban wildlife sanctuary along the Ashley River in Charleston — covers tidal wetland ecology, migratory birds, and lowcountry habitat conservation.

Managed wetland and upland habitat in the ACE Basin — waterfowl ecology, coastal biology, and wildlife management practices.

SC state park on Lake Murray with fishing, hiking, and shoreline access — covers freshwater ecology, Southeast geography, and outdoor recreation science.

South Carolina barrier island state park with maritime forest and tidal marshes — covers coastal ecology, shell identification, and estuary biology.

Coastal estuary learning center on Edisto Island — covers salt marsh ecology, marine biology, and coastal geography.

Municipal garden along the Edisto River featuring extensive rose collections and native plantings — supports botany and horticulture study.