Classified for credit

Nature center in Chattahoochee Hills with trails and wildlife habitat — supports local ecology, native species identification, and outdoor physical education.

City-run wildlife trail in Athens featuring native Georgia animals in natural habitats — supports local fauna and ecology study.

Free municipal zoo with native Georgia wildlife species — supports wildlife biology, animal behavior, and conservation awareness for younger students.

Wildlife management area on Berry College's large forested campus — supports wildlife biology, forest ecology, and observation of white-tailed deer and bald eagles.

Wetland nature trail at Big Haynes Creek — covers Georgia Piedmont ecology, freshwater wetland biology, and native plant identification.

Private nature sanctuary in Thomasville with native habitats and bird-watching programs — covers southeastern bird ecology and old-growth longleaf pine biology.

Georgia's highest state park on the Blue Ridge escarpment — covers Appalachian geology, forest ecology, elevation-driven biodiversity, and topographic geography.

Urban nature preserve with forested creek corridor in Atlanta — supports Piedmont forest ecology, native species identification, and watershed science.

University botanic garden with native plant collections and nature trails — supports plant taxonomy, ecology, and regional botany study.

Urban nature preserve with springs and hardwood forest in Atlanta — covers urban ecology, native plant communities, and freshwater habitats.

Coastal wetlands interpretive center with boardwalk trails covering salt marsh ecology, tidal biology, and Georgia's barrier island watershed systems.

Georgia DNR wildlife education center with shooting sports, fishing, and natural-history programs — covers wildlife biology, conservation management, and Georgia's Piedmont ecosystems.

Georgia state park along the Chattahoochee River — covers river ecology, riparian biology, and watershed geography in a developed outdoor setting.

Cheetah viewing program at Chehaw Park in Albany — supports study of large-cat biology, behavior, and African savanna conservation.

Municipal zoo and park in Albany featuring native and exotic animals with conservation programming — covers zoology, animal adaptations, and wildlife conservation.

Small private wildlife preserve and zoo with exotic and native Georgia animals — supports zoology, animal behavior, and wildlife conservation curriculum.

Aquatic recreation and nature area within Chicopee Woods — covers freshwater ecology, wetland habitats, and outdoor physical education.

Nature preserve with Elachee Nature Science Center trails — biology, ecology, and native Piedmont habitat study.

Botanical garden on a historic bamboo research farm — covers plant biology, horticulture, and ethnobotany across diverse living collections.

Chattahoochee Hills park with creek, historic mill ruins, and forest trails — supports watershed ecology, geology, and field biology study.

Botanical garden in Columbus, GA — covers plant taxonomy, native Georgia flora, horticulture, and ecosystem science.

Conservation-focused garden in Atlanta demonstrating sustainable landscaping, native plant ecology, and water-wise horticulture.

Private botanical garden and arboretum in Canton, GA — plant taxonomy, native species identification, and garden ecology.

Mobile petting zoo bringing farm and exotic animals to visitors — introduces animal science, domestic species biology, and animal handling.