Classified for credit

County-managed waterfowl preserve with trails and wetland habitat — migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and wildlife conservation.

Municipal wildlife sanctuary with native Wisconsin species — supports wildlife rehabilitation biology and regional ecology studies.

City-operated wildlife sanctuary and nature center with native Wisconsin animals and naturalist programming covering local ecology.

Small zoo and petting farm in southeastern Wisconsin — animal care, basic zoology, and domestic and exotic species comparison.

Private nature reserve with an interpretive nature center — covers Wisconsin woodland and wetland ecology, wildlife biology, and environmental stewardship.

Lake Superior island state park accessible by ferry — covers Great Lakes ecology, boreal forest biology, and island geography.

Lake Geneva shoreline state park with sandy beach, trails, and Great Lakes-region freshwater ecology suitable for basic biology and PE.

Lower Wisconsin River unit of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail — covers glacial landforms, riparian ecology, and outdoor navigation.

Large Wisconsin state forest with diverse mixed woodland ecosystems — supports forestry, ecology, and field geography for all age groups.

Wisconsin state park atop its highest point — covers glacial geology, upland ecology, and outdoor PE with observation tower access.

Kenosha County park with wetlands, woodland trails, and a nature center — local ecology, native plant and animal identification, and outdoor recreation.

County-operated waterfowl preserve on Green Bay's shore — wetland ecology, migratory bird identification, and Great Lakes shoreline habitats.

County reforestation camp and nature area — covers forest ecology, tree identification, and conservation land management.

Kewaunee County park along Lake Michigan shoreline — supports ecology, Great Lakes geography, and outdoor PE.

State forest along the wild Brule River — covers forest ecology, coldwater fishery biology, and watershed geography through self-guided exploration.

Private nature preserve in Appleton with forested trails, wetlands, and environmental education programs — ecology, conservation, and field biology.

Wisconsin state park along the Yellow River — supports freshwater ecology, forest biology, wetland habitats, and outdoor PE through hiking and paddling.

Wisconsin wildlife area encompassing wetlands and upland habitat — supports waterfowl ecology, migratory bird study, and central-sands geography.

Riparian and prairie nature center on the St. Croix River with guided programs covering ecology, wildlife habitat, and conservation biology.

Children's zoo exhibit featuring live animals — introduces zoology, animal adaptations, and basic ecology concepts for young learners.

Wisconsin state recreation area on a glacial moraine — Pleistocene geology and forest ecology.

Working farm and ornamental gardens on Lake Michigan — plant biology, sustainable agriculture, and seasonal ecology observation.

Small private zoo in rural Wisconsin with exotic and domestic animals — supports basic zoology and animal care concepts for younger students.

Wisconsin river-corridor state park with forests, fishing, and trails — covers freshwater ecology, Wisconsin natural history, and outdoor recreation.