Classified for credit

Ozarks stream corridor state park in Missouri — covers Ozark watershed ecology, stream biology, and native Ozark flora and fauna.

Missouri conservation area with woodland and wetland habitats — supports field study in native plant ecology, wildlife biology, and outdoor education.

Missouri river-bluff state park with forested trails along Meramec River — riparian ecology, geology, and outdoor physical education.

Kansas City city park with a natural limestone cave spring — karst geology, cave biology, and freshwater spring ecology in an accessible urban setting.

Free outdoor sculpture park in downtown St. Louis featuring works by major contemporary artists — supports art appreciation and public-space civic studies.

Mississippi River floodplain NWR — covers wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and riparian habitat conservation.

Missouri River bottomland conservation area at the confluence with the Mississippi — covers riparian ecology, migratory bird biology, and floodplain geography.

Small hands-on petting zoo with farm animals — supports basic animal biology, domesticated species identification, and animal husbandry concepts for young learners.

Missouri state park with prairie and woodland trails along the Grand River — covers tallgrass prairie ecology, native species, and Midwest geography.

Large Missouri state park with diverse hardwood forest, glades, and river habitats — Ozark ecology, native wildlife, and outdoor biology.

Forest and woodland exhibit area within St. Louis' Forest Park — tree identification, forest ecology, and urban nature concepts.

Missouri state park with sandstone glades and forested ravines — covers Ozark geology, native plant ecology, and watershed biology.

Developed Missouri state park with forested trails and ranger programs — covers Ozark woodland ecology, native flora/fauna, and outdoor physical education.

Missouri conservation area with wetlands and bottomland forest — supports waterfowl ecology, migratory bird study, and floodplain geography.

Ozark state park along the Current River — covers Ozark ecology, karst geology, cold-spring biology, and river watershed concepts.

State park at the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers — river hydrology, migratory bird ecology, and watershed geography.

Wooded St. Louis city nature park along the Meramec River — supports ecology, local wildlife identification, and outdoor physical education.

Missouri state park featuring lakes formed by strip-mining reclamation — illustrates land reclamation, freshwater ecology, and environmental science.

City nature park in Independence, MO with trails and native habitat — supports local ecology, native plant and wildlife identification, and outdoor PE.

Outdoor sculpture garden on the Saint Louis Art Museum grounds — supports informal art appreciation but primarily an outdoor strolling space.

Missouri state park featuring a collapsed karst chasm and spring — supports geology, cave-formation science, and Ozark watershed ecology.

Missouri state park on Truman Reservoir — supports freshwater ecology, lake watershed science, and outdoor recreation for PE credit.

Missouri state-park campground in Hawn SP — Ozark forest ecology, sandstone geology, and developed trails.

Missouri state park with lakes and mixed forest — covers Midwestern woodland ecology, wildlife identification, and outdoor recreation.