Classified for credit

Connecticut state park featuring a multi-tiered waterfall and forested trails — geology, watershed ecology, and physical education.

Connecticut state park on Lake Zoar with forest and shoreline habitat — covers freshwater ecology, glacial geology, and native plant communities.

State park campground on a glacial lake — ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor field study in a developed recreational setting.

Connecticut state park in the Housatonic River valley with gorge trails and river habitat — supports study of river geology, forest ecology, and New England natural history.

Connecticut state park surrounding Mansfield Hollow Lake — covers freshwater ecology, New England forest biology, and field-based natural science.

Yale University's working botanical research garden — plant taxonomy, ecology, and horticultural science for older students.

Connecticut state park with forest trails, a pond, and camping — supports ecology, native species identification, and outdoor physical education.

Large CT state forest with varied habitats — supports forest ecology, tree identification, and field biology across undeveloped woodland.

Wildlife refuge and conservation forest with self-guided trails — supports Connecticut ecology, wildlife biology, and forest ecosystem study.

Private game refuge with forested trails open to the public — Connecticut woodland ecology, wildlife biology, and natural-history field study.

Hammonasset Beach State Park nature center with coastal ecology exhibits, tide pool access, and wildlife observation along the Connecticut shoreline.

Connecticut state park with forested trails and pond habitat — supports ecology, field biology, and outdoor physical education.

Connecticut state park centered on a glacial lake — covers glacial geology, freshwater ecology, and New England forest habitats.

Multi-unit Connecticut state forest with hiking trails — covers temperate forest ecology, watershed biology, and southern New England plant communities.

Municipal nature center with live animals, seasonal programs, and self-guided trails covering New England ecology, native plants, and wildlife biology.

Community botanical garden focused on medicinal and healing plants — ethnobotany, plant biology, and the cultural history of herbal medicine.

Municipal nature center with wooded trails in Manchester, CT — supports local plant and animal ecology, seasonal biology, and outdoor observation skills.

Connecticut state park nature center at Chatfield Hollow — forest ecology, wildlife identification, and outdoor education programming.

Town-managed nature center with trails and wetland habitat — supports field study of Connecticut flora, fauna, and local ecosystems.

Connecticut's largest state forest with varied habitats including Atlantic white cedar swamps — covers forest ecology, watershed biology, and New England natural history.

Municipal rose garden and park with labeled plant collections supporting botany, horticulture, and plant biology study.

Connecticut traprock ridge state park with forested trails — supports plant ecology, geology, and physical education study.

Connecticut state forest with trails along the West Branch Farmington River — covers New England forest ecology, river systems, and wildlife habitat.

Connecticut nature center with trails, wildlife habitats, and environmental education programs — covers local ecology and native species identification.