Classified for credit

North Louisiana state park on Lake Claiborne — covers Southern pine forest ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation science.

Louisiana state park centered on a large oxbow lake — freshwater ecology, cypress-tupelo wetland biology, and Gulf South natural geography.

Louisiana state park in the Atchafalaya Basin with cypress swamps and diverse wetland wildlife — supports bayou ecology, hydrology, and biology.

Parish-operated state park with lake, trails, and forested habitat — supports ecology, outdoor PE, and regional natural history.

Municipal zoo and botanical garden in Monroe featuring live animal exhibits and plant collections suited to introductory zoology and ecology.

Louisiana state arboretum with old-growth beech-magnolia forest — covers native tree identification, forest ecology, and plant biodiversity.

LSU AgCenter botanic garden with plant collections and agricultural museum — covers plant biology, horticulture, and Louisiana ecology.

Louisiana coastal NWR protecting bottomland hardwoods and bayou wetlands — covers Gulf Coast ecology, migratory birds, and wetland conservation.

Riverside park along the Mississippi in Baton Rouge offering riverine ecology observation and geography of the lower Mississippi corridor.

Small municipal petting zoo — introduces young children to domesticated and farm animals, supporting basic zoology and animal care concepts.

City botanical garden in City Park — plant taxonomy, subtropical horticulture, and Louisiana native plant ecology with labeled collections.

Urban nature center with boardwalk trails through bottomland hardwood forest and wetlands — covers local ecology, bird identification, and riparian biology.

Louisiana coastal-prairie state park with bayou habitats — covers wetland ecology, native wildlife, and Gulf Coast geography.

Louisiana state park on a reservoir with fishing, hiking, and wildlife observation supporting outdoor education and ecology.

Federal wildlife refuge on the Red River floodplain — supports migratory bird biology, wetland ecology, and conservation science.

Historic Jefferson Island gardens featuring subtropical plantings and bird-rich marsh habitat — supports botany, Gulf Coast ecology, and landscape geography.

Louisiana state wildlife refuge on the Gulf chenier plain — coastal marsh ecology, migratory bird biology, and wetland conservation science.

Federal wildlife refuge on the Louisiana Chenier Plain — covers migratory bird ecology, coastal marsh habitat, and Gulf Coast conservation.

Louisiana state park at the confluence of three rivers with diverse bottomland habitats — supports wetland ecology, fish and wildlife biology, and outdoor education.

Louisiana state park on Toledo Bend Reservoir supporting ecology, aquatic biology, fishing, and outdoor recreation curriculum.

Headquarters for SE Louisiana NWR complex — coastal wetland ecology and migratory bird habitat.

Louisiana state park bordering the Mississippi River delta — Gulf Coast wetland ecology, cypress swamp habitats, and southeastern biodiversity.

Outdoor sculpture garden adjacent to NOMA — landscape design, public art in context, and botanical setting provide cross-disciplinary study.

Historic New Orleans greenhouse conservatory with tropical plant collections — covers plant biology, horticulture, and botanical classification.