Classified for credit

Liberty University-affiliated nature center with trails, stream access, and wildlife programs — field biology, local ecology, and environmental stewardship.

Large WMA in southwestern VA offering wildlife observation, habitat study, and ecology fieldwork across forested ridges and streams.

Living arboretum within Colonial Williamsburg — 18th-century plant cultivation and colonial gardening.

Virginia state park with mountain trails, a stocked lake, and wildlife — covers Appalachian ecology, hydrology, and outdoor physical education.

Tidal freshwater marsh on the Potomac River managed by NPS — supports study of estuarine ecology, migratory birds, and mid-Atlantic wetland conservation.

Federal wildlife refuge at Virginia's Eastern Shore tip — covers migratory bird ecology, Atlantic coastal geography, and barrier island conservation.

University-managed arboretum with labeled native and ornamental plant collections — supports plant taxonomy, ecology, and Appalachian forest botany.

Federally managed wildlife refuge protecting bald eagle habitat along the Potomac — covers raptor biology, wetland ecology, and conservation policy.

Virginia state park known for staurolite fairy stone crystals — mineral formation, Blue Ridge geology, and watershed ecology alongside swimming and hiking.

Remote barrier island state park accessible only by foot or boat — covers coastal ecology, beach/dune systems, and wildlife-refuge conservation biology.

Virginia's oldest state park at the site of the first English landing — covers Atlantic coastal ecology, maritime forest habitat, and early colonial geography.

Small petting zoo and pony ride farm — introductory animal husbandry and domestic-animal biology for young learners.

Small animal park and petting farm — introduces animal husbandry, zoology basics, and domesticated vs. wild species comparisons.

NPS-managed Potomac River parkway — covers riparian ecology, Virginia/DC history, and Civil War-era geography along scenic river trails.

Northern Virginia county-run botanical garden and horticultural center — covers plant taxonomy, garden ecology, and sustainable horticulture practices.

Fairfax County horticultural center with display gardens — covers plant taxonomy, sustainable gardening, and native plant ecology.

Urban nature center with stream, woodland, and wildlife exhibits — supports ecology, local biology, and environmental science for younger learners.

Virginia Tech campus horticulture garden featuring labeled plant collections supporting botany, plant ecology, and landscape design studies.

Virginia state park in the Allegheny Highlands — covers highland forest ecology, watershed biology, and Appalachian geography through trails.

Working farm and petting zoo in the Shenandoah Valley — supports animal husbandry, basic biology, and agricultural science for young learners.

Fairfax County nature center with woodland trails and live-animal exhibits — forest ecology, local wildlife, and naturalist skills.

Fairfax County nature center with live-animal exhibits and woodland trails — supports Virginia ecology, native species identification, and habitat study.

Rail-trail state park along a historic high railroad bridge — geography, ecology, and physical education through guided or self-guided trail use.

Urban tidal creek wildlife preserve with trails through forested wetlands — supports study of Chesapeake Bay watershed ecology, tidal habitats, and native wildlife.