Classified for credit

Enclosed botanical center within Roger Williams Park featuring tropical and temperate plant collections — supports botany, ecology, and plant-adaptation study.

Coastal national wildlife refuge on Aquidneck Island with visitor center — covers shorebird ecology, Atlantic migratory flyway biology, and marine habitat study.

Coastal freshwater pond refuge with 300+ bird species — supports ornithology, wetland ecology, and migratory bird study with self-guided trails.

Coastal pond national wildlife refuge with visitor contact station — covers barrier-beach ecology, shorebird biology, and coastal conservation.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service refuge — migratory bird habitat, coastal ecology, and federal conservation program observation.

Farm animal sanctuary offering educational tours — covers animal welfare, basic husbandry, and environmental stewardship.

Rhode Island state management area with forested trails and ponds — supports woodland ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation PE.

Rhode Island coastal state park with forest and shoreline trails — New England coastal ecology and outdoor PE; no developed science exhibits on site.

Small Rhode Island state park on Narragansett Bay — supports coastal ecology observation, estuary identification, and basic outdoor education.

Wooded Rhode Island state park with hiking trails and wildlife habitat — supports ecology, botany, and outdoor PE.

Small community nature center on a Rhode Island pond system — covers freshwater wetland ecology, native plant identification, and local wildlife observation.

Forested preserve in Smithfield, RI with trails through mixed woodland — self-guided field study in New England ecology, tree identification, and conservation.