Classified for credit

Visitor and discovery center at Lake Pleasant Regional Park — covers Sonoran Desert ecology, watershed management, and Arizona freshwater biology.

Maricopa County regional park on Lake Pleasant — Sonoran desert ecology, lake recreation, developed VC.

Sonoran Desert state park at the base of the Superstition Mountains — covers desert ecology, volcanic geology, and Sonoran plant adaptations.

Large Maricopa County desert park with extensive trail network — covers Sonoran Desert ecology, geology, native plant identification, and physical geography.

White Tank Mountain Regional Park nature center — Sonoran Desert ecology, reptile and raptor programs, and native plant identification.

Urban riparian preserve on the Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch — supports desert wetland ecology, migratory bird study, and water conservation concepts.

Audubon urban riparian center on the Rio Salado with trails and exhibits covering wetland restoration, bird biology, and desert-watershed ecology.

Hands-on petting zoo with domestic and exotic animals — supports introductory animal biology, animal husbandry, and basic zoology for young children.

Arizona state park with diverse Sonoran-transition habitat and wildlife — ecology, desert biology, and plant identification along ranger-maintained trails.

Arizona NWR canyon hosting one of the only native California fan palm groves in the state — covers desert riparian ecology and native plant biogeography.

Phoenix desert park with buttes, trails, and zoo access — Sonoran Desert ecology, geology, and native plant identification.

Arizona lake state park at the Mexican border with riparian and aquatic habitat — covers desert ecology, bird biology, and watershed geography.

Superstition Mountains regional park with Sonoran Desert trails — covers desert ecology, geology, native plant identification, and Arizona geography.

Salt River recreation area with riparian desert habitat — supports Sonoran Desert ecology, river geography, and outdoor physical education.

Self-guided interpretive trail at the Desert Botanical Garden linking Sonoran Desert plants to Indigenous and contemporary human uses.

Botanical garden in the Sonoran Desert transition zone — covers desert plant adaptation, pollinator ecology, and Southwest horticulture.

Arizona Game and Fish wildlife management area near Flagstaff — supports wildlife biology, habitat ecology, and conservation science observation.

State park visitor center in Sedona's red rock country — geology, desert ecology, and Colorado Plateau geography with ranger programs.

City-managed riparian preserve with constructed wetlands and wildlife observation — covers water-cycle ecology, bird biology, and urban conservation.

Arizona state park on the Colorado River provides field study in Sonoran Desert riparian ecology, river hydrology, and desert wildlife habitat.

Arizona state park along the Verde River with riparian habitat, wildlife observation, and geology of the Salt Mine Road corridor.

Arizona state park with a spring-fed lake in the Sonoran Desert — desert ecology, geology, and freshwater habitat biology.

Arizona State Natural Area protecting Chihuahuan Desert grassland — grassland ecology, migratory bird biology, and Sonoran borderlands geography.

Sonoran Desert regional park with trail programs covering desert ecology, native plants, and wildlife adaptation in an arid environment.