Classified for credit

NPS barrier-island seashore with coastal ecosystems, Civil War forts, and ranger programs — supports marine biology, geology, and history curriculum.

Coastal nature center focused on sea turtles, marine biology, and coral reef ecology with live animal exhibits and rehab facility.

Fifty-acre botanical garden with over 40 themed gardens and a camellia collection — plant taxonomy, horticulture, and Florida native ecology.

One of Florida's oldest state parks preserving old-growth cypress and hardwood hammock — covers subtropical ecology, botany, and conservation biology.

Florida state park on the Hillsborough River with hiking, paddling, and a historic fort site — supports ecology, river biology, and Florida history.

Gulf Coast barrier island state park with osprey nesting habitat — coastal ecology, shorebird biology, and barrier island geomorphology.

Barrier island state park with mangrove estuary and seagrass habitat — supports coastal ecology, marine biology, and Florida natural history.

Florida state park encompassing scrub, flatwoods, and river habitats — subtropical ecology, river science, and Florida natural history with ranger programming.

Miami wildlife and ecology park featuring birds, reptiles, and tropical species — zoology, conservation biology, and tropical ecosystem study.

Only frost-free botanical garden in the continental U.S. — supports tropical plant biology, conservation of rare South Florida species, and island ecology.

Self-guided wildlife drive around Lake Apopka — supports field study of Florida wetland ecology, migratory and wading bird identification, and watershed restoration.

Florida scrub and wetland park with a living-history cow camp, native wildlife, and ranger-led ecology programs.

55-acre Orlando botanical garden with diverse plant collections — supports plant biology, horticulture, and ecosystem comparison curriculum.

Barrier island nature center within John D. MacArthur Beach State Park — covers coastal and marine ecology, sea turtle biology, and South Florida estuary systems.

First-magnitude spring park with snorkeling and swimming — covers Florida karst hydrology, freshwater ecosystems, and aquatic biology.

Florida state park with first-magnitude freshwater spring — covers karst geology, aquatic biology, manatee habitat, and spring ecosystems.

Federal wildlife refuge adjacent to Kennedy Space Center — migratory bird habitat, Florida scrub ecosystem, and Atlantic coastal ecology.

Federal wildlife refuge visitor center adjacent to Kennedy Space Center — migratory bird ecology, Florida scrub habitat, and conservation biology.

Unique wildlife attraction where free-ranging primates live in a natural habitat — supports primate behavior, ecology, and conservation studies.

Working farm and nature center with live animals, longleaf pine habitat, and ranger-led ecology programs covering Florida ecosystems and wildlife biology.

Large Florida state park with airboat tours, wildlife observation, and ranger programs covering wetland ecology, alligators, and subtropical biodiversity.

Botanical garden with globally themed gardens — covers tropical and subtropical plant biology, conservation, and Florida ecosystem study.

Accredited zoo with Florida wildlife focus and conservation programs — supports zoology, animal adaptation, and biodiversity within a subtropical ecosystem context.

Wildlife education facility specializing in live animal ambassador programs — zoology, animal behavior, and conservation biology.