Classified for credit

Connecticut nature center and land trust — woodland ecology, sheep husbandry, and farm programs.

Audubon-affiliated wildlife sanctuary with forest and wetland habitats — supports bird identification, native plant ecology, and field naturalist skills.

Historic municipal rose garden in West Hartford, CT — covers horticulture, rose taxonomy, and plant breeding; one of the oldest public rose gardens in the U.S.

CT DEEP forest education center with trails and exhibits on sustainable forestry, wildlife ecology, and New England woodland management.

Ecological research preserve in Connecticut with guided programs — covers forest ecology, wildlife habitat, and hands-on environmental science.

Coastal estuary wildlife area at the mouth of the Connecticut River — tidal ecology, migratory birds, and salt marsh biology.

Audubon-managed 686-acre sanctuary with trails and education programs — bird biology, forest ecology, and wildlife conservation.

Community botanical center with curated plant collections supporting horticulture, plant biology, and environmental stewardship curriculum.

Coastal Connecticut wildlife preserve with trails along Sasco Creek — covers estuarine ecology, migratory birds, and habitat conservation.

Coastal Connecticut natural area preserve — tidal marsh ecology, shoreline geology, and native plant communities.

Connecticut coastal state park with salt marsh and Long Island Sound shoreline — covers marine and estuarine ecology, coastal geology, and native bird habitat.

Connecticut nature center with live animals, trails, and ecology programs — covers local wildlife biology and forest ecosystem study.

Connecticut state park with forest trails and a summit view — supports ecology, geology, and physical education curriculum.

Working demonstration farm at Stamford's Bartlett Arboretum complex — covers agricultural science, animal husbandry, and seasonal crop cycles.

Research arboretum and woodland preserve focused on native plant conservation — covers plant ecology, dendrology, and land stewardship.

Formal English-style garden in a naturalistic Connecticut landscape — covers horticulture, plant classification, and garden design principles.

Connecticut state park with freshwater pond and forest trails — supports aquatic ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor physical education.

Connecticut state park along the Housatonic River — covers riparian ecology, fly-fishing conservation, and forest biology.

Meriden city park featuring Castle Craig tower and East Peak reservoir — Connecticut geology, watershed observation, and regional geography.

Connecticut nature center with trails and live-animal exhibits — supports ecology, wildlife biology, and field-science skills for homeschool groups.

Connecticut River gorge state park with hiking trails and river access — supports fluvial geology, forest ecology, and physical education.

Connecticut nature preserve with forested trails and rock outcroppings — local geology, woodland ecology, and plant identification.

Connecticut state park on the Housatonic River with forested trails and river ecology — supports biology, geography, and PE.

CT DEEP state forest with a managed trout hatchery and forest trails — covers silviculture, freshwater ecology, and New England forest biology.