Classified for credit

Pine Barrens state park with a historic 19th-century cranberry and lumber village — covers NJ coastal plain ecology, wetland hydrology, and industrial heritage.

Township nature reserve with trails through coastal plain habitat — supports field biology, local ecosystem study, and outdoor education in southern NJ.

Coastal NJ nature preserve along Delaware Bay — migratory shorebird ecology, salt marsh biology, and conservation science.

Somerset County wetland EEC with guided programs — covers freshwater marsh ecology, macroinvertebrates, and conservation science.

Essex County environmental education center with trails and natural areas — supports local ecology, wildlife identification, and conservation studies.

South Jersey county park on former munitions site with wetlands and trails — ecology, local natural history, and wildlife habitat study.

Urban nature center with forest trails and stream habitat — covers local ecology, geology, and environmental science in a structured outdoor classroom.

State-run forest education center with trails and exhibits covering forestry, timber ecology, and sustainable land management in the New Jersey Pine Barrens region.

Edwin B. Forsythe NWR visitor center on Atlantic flyway — covers shorebird ecology, migratory patterns, and coastal wetland habitats.

Preserved wetland and woodland nature preserve in Franklin Lakes offering self-guided ecology and habitat observation.

Campus arboretum with labeled tree collections — supports dendrology, plant taxonomy, and seasonal ecology study.

Federal wildlife refuge with wetland trails and observation blinds — covers waterfowl ecology, wetland biology, and NWR conservation programs.

Observation platforms and boardwalks over Great Swamp NWR wetlands — wildlife ecology, migratory bird biology, and wetland habitat study.

Formal historic garden estate in Short Hills with structured landscapes and naturalized areas — supports botany, landscape design, and horticultural study.

New Jersey state park with a rocky glacial stream gorge — supports geology, stream ecology, and native plant biology in a scenic woodland setting.

Coastal wetland WMA on Delaware Bay — shorebird migration, estuarine ecology, and waterfowl habitat management in a working wildlife area.

Nature observatory in Central Park, NYC offering hands-on bird observation and urban ecology programming — covers ornithology and urban wildlife biology.

High Point State Park obelisk marks New Jersey's highest elevation — topography, glacial geology, and Appalachian geography.

NJ's highest elevation state park with developed trails — covers Appalachian geography, forest ecology, and topography.

Hackensack Meadowlands nature center with wetland exhibits and trail access — estuary ecology, migratory birds, and watershed science.

Large county park with trails, pond, and heritage orchard — local ecology, outdoor observation, and physical education.

Monmouth County woodland park with marked trails covering forest ecology, native flora and fauna, and watershed biology.

County arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — dendrology, plant taxonomy, and seasonal ecology across multiple habitat plantings.

Forested riparian preserve adjacent to the Institute for Advanced Study — supports ecology, forest biology, and bird identification study.