Classified for credit

Three Rivers park district reserve near Minneapolis with prairie, wetland, and woodland habitats — supports ecosystem diversity, wildlife biology, and outdoor science.

University of Minnesota conservatory and botanical collection at St. Paul campus — plant taxonomy, horticulture, and ecosystem study.

National Wildlife Refuge unit along the Minnesota River — covers wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and riparian habitat conservation.

Museum and nature center on the Gunflint Trail covering Boundary Waters ecology and canoe-country history — biology, conservation, and regional geography.

Formal municipal rose and perennial garden — supports plant taxonomy, seasonal growth cycles, and landscape design observation.

College-managed arboretum along the Cannon River — supports dendrology, plant ecology, and riparian biology field study.

National wildlife refuge on the Mississippi Flyway — migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and conservation management.

Minnesota state park at the confluence of the Crow Wing and Mississippi Rivers — riparian ecology, Dakota and Ojibwe history, and river geography.

Former iron-ore mining region converted to recreation area — covers ecological reclamation, geology, and outdoor education in a unique industrial landscape.

Preserve-style nature center with trails and naturalist programming — ecology, native plant identification, and wildlife observation.

Three Rivers Park District nature center with trails and live animal exhibits — covers Minnesota woodland ecology and seasonal natural history.

City-operated outdoor center on Staring Lake with canoe rentals and nature programming — covers local ecology, outdoor skills, and physical education.

Interpretive center for the Edge of the Wilderness National Scenic Byway — covers boreal forest ecology, glacial geology, and Minnesota's northwoods biome.

Large suburban park reserve with trails, wetlands, and naturalist programming — ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor PE.

Oldest public wildflower garden in the U.S. with bird sanctuary — covers native plant identification, pollinator ecology, and habitat conservation.

Working farm program at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum — covers animal husbandry, plant science, and seasonal agricultural cycles.

Minnesota state park on Mille Lacs Lake with trails and water access — freshwater lake ecology, glacial geography, and regional Ojibwe history.

Wildlife educational park in northern Minnesota housing native animals including wolves and bears — supports wildlife biology and conservation education.

State park on the Cottonwood River with swimming, hiking, and naturalist programming — supports ecology, outdoor education, and physical education.

State park at the confluence of the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers offering ecology trails, river geography, and proximity to Historic Fort Snelling.

Support organization for Sherburne NWR — refuge covers prairie, wetland, and oak savanna habitats supporting migratory bird and wildlife ecology study.

State recreation area on Lake of the Woods — supports freshwater ecology, Great Lakes geography, and outdoor physical education.

Minnesota Landscape Arboretum grounds feature diverse woody plant collections — supports botany, horticulture, and seasonal ecology study.

Federal wildlife refuge restoring native tallgrass prairie and wetlands in northwest Minnesota — grassland ecology, wetland hydrology, and prairie restoration science.