Classified for credit

National forest with old-growth conifers, glaciated terrain, and ranger programs covering Pacific Northwest ecology, geology, and watershed science.

Wildlife park featuring Pacific Northwest native species on free-roam tram tours — covers regional zoology, conservation biology, and Pacific Northwest ecology.

Vast national forest in the Washington Cascades offering ranger programs, alpine ecology, watershed science, and wildlife observation across multiple ecosystems.

Drive-through wildlife farm with retired movie animals — zoology, animal behavior, and conservation awareness in a hands-on setting.

Washington state park featuring a dramatic basalt canyon waterfall — geology of the Channeled Scablands, hydrology, and Pacific Northwest ecology.

Large urban park in Tacoma containing zoo, aquarium, gardens, and old-growth forest — supports ecology, biology, and conservation study.

Accredited zoo and botanical garden with conservation programs covering zoology, plant biology, and Pacific Northwest ecosystems.

Working farm with U-pick fields, animals, and seasonal crops — supports agriculture, plant biology, and farm-to-table food systems.

268-foot waterfall on the Snoqualmie River with publicly accessible overlooks — covers hydrology, river geomorphology, and Pacific Northwest ecology.

Olympic National Park waterfall hike through old-growth temperate rainforest — covers Pacific Northwest ecology, hydrology, and old-growth forest biology.

Washington state park centered on a basalt butte in the Columbia Plateau — covers glacial geology, high-desert ecology, and the geology of channeled scablands.

Ice Age channeled scablands park featuring Dry Falls — glacial geology, geomorphology, and Pacific Northwest ecology.

Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium support organization — the zoo itself covers zoology, conservation biology, and animal adaptations across multiple ecosystems.

Woodland Park Zoo's tropical rainforest exhibit — covers rainforest ecology, biodiversity, and plant-animal interdependence in an immersive zoo habitat.

Old-growth forest natural area with waterfall trail in the Cascade foothills — forest ecology, hydrology, and Pacific Northwest geology.

Washington state park featuring multi-tiered waterfalls and old-growth forest trails — covers hydrology, Pacific Northwest ecology, and physical fitness.

University of Washington arboretum with 5,000+ plant species — supports plant taxonomy, Pacific Northwest ecology, and botanical classification.

Indoor nature-exploration space for young children inside Woodland Park Zoo — covers animal behavior, habitats, and Pacific Northwest ecology.

Small working farm offering hands-on animal care and agricultural experiences — covers animal husbandry and basic farm ecology.

Washington state park on Alta Lake in the Okanogan Highlands — covers high-desert lake ecology, geography, and outdoor recreation science.

Yakima arboretum and botanical garden in a semi-arid climate — plant adaptation, high-desert ecology, and Pacific Northwest botany.

Seattle's Washington Park Arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — supports dendrology, plant taxonomy, and Pacific Northwest native plant ecology.

Arctic tundra habitat exhibit area at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium — covers tundra biomes, Arctic wildlife, and climate-related conservation biology.

Washington state park centered on a volcanic maar lake — supports geology, aquatic ecology, and Pacific Northwest natural history.