Classified for credit

Kentucky state park on Kincaid Lake offering fishing, hiking, and boating — supports field study of freshwater ecosystems and regional geography.

Kentucky state park atop Black Mountain with trails, overlooks, and natural area study in Central Appalachian forest habitat.

Mobile petting zoo — hands-on animal handling and basic zoology for young children in a controlled setting.

Kentucky state resort park on Lake Barkley — hiking, wildlife observation, and aquatic geography provide PE and ecology curriculum hooks.

Kentucky state resort park on a large reservoir — supports ecology, freshwater biology, geography, and outdoor recreation curricula.

Kentucky state park centered on Lake Malone with sandstone bluffs and woodland trails — supports forest ecology, geology, and freshwater habitat study.

Kentucky state park with a historic gristmill site, cemetery, and forest trails — early settlement history alongside native woodland ecology.

Small Kentucky nature center with trails and wildlife exhibits near Lake Cumberland — covers regional Appalachian ecology and native wildlife identification.

Guided wildlife safari along Little Crooked Creek — supports Kentucky woodland ecology, native wildlife observation, and natural history.

Urban nature center with woodland trails and hands-on ecology programming — supports local biology, wildlife identification, and environmental science.

Working family farm with seasonal crops and animals — supports agricultural science, plant biology, and farm-to-table social studies.

Kentucky state park featuring a natural sandstone arch and forest trails — covers geology, erosion, and Appalachian ecology.

Woodland visitor/education center at a Red River Gorge-area state park — supports forest ecology, geology, and Appalachian natural history.

Kentucky state park with reservoir, trails, and camping — supports ecology, hydrology, and outdoor education in an Appalachian setting.

Mobile petting zoo bringing farm and exotic animals to visitors — supports basic zoology, animal behavior, and livestock husbandry.

Kentucky state park with forest and lake habitat — supports woodland ecology, water biology, and outdoor physical education.

Kentucky state resort park within a managed hardwood forest — ecology, forest succession, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation.

Appalachian state resort park with hiking trails through mountain hardwood forest — supports Appalachian geology, ecology, and physical education.

Urban nature sanctuary in Lexington with trails and a creek corridor — supports Kentucky plant ecology, wildlife biology, and watershed study.

Urban nature sanctuary in Lexington with stream corridors and wildflower trails — supports plant identification, riparian ecology, and outdoor nature study.

Hands-on petting zoo near Red River Gorge — introduces animal husbandry, domesticated species, and basic zoology.

Federally managed wetland refuge formed by the 1811 New Madrid earthquake — covers waterfowl biology, wetland ecology, and geologic history.

Scenic overlook within General Butler State Park providing views of the Ohio River confluence — geography and river ecology.

Kentucky state park centered on a reservoir with trails and wildlife habitat — covers freshwater ecology, geology, and outdoor recreation science.