Classified for credit

Private wildlife preserve near Naples with exotic and native animals — covers zoology, wildlife conservation, and animal behavior observation.

Florida state park featuring a sinking river, sinkholes, and karst topography — geology, hydrology, and native forest ecology.

Florida's largest national forest featuring unique scrub and spring ecosystems — plant communities, hydrology, and forest ecology.

AZA-accredited zoo with active conservation programs for Florida wildlife and endangered species — covers zoology, wildlife conservation biology, and tropical ecosystem science.

Florida state preserve with bison, sandhill cranes, and diverse wetland ecosystems — supports ecology, wildlife biology, and field observation skills.

First-magnitude spring state park with snorkeling and nature trails — Florida spring hydrology, aquatic ecosystems, and native wildlife.

Drive-through safari and guided tour facility covering African and Asian wildlife biology, conservation, and animal behavior.

Federal wildlife refuge on the Gulf coast with migratory bird habitat, salt marshes, and a historic lighthouse — covers ecology, ornithology, and conservation.

Accredited zoo run by Santa Fe College zoology students — covers animal biology, wildlife conservation, and zoo science with unusually detailed keeper interaction.

Guided airboat tours through Florida Everglades wetlands — covers subtropical ecology, native wildlife, and Florida's river-of-grass ecosystem.

Everglades observation tower and tram loop — freshwater wetland ecology, wading birds, and the hydrology of South Florida's watershed.

Everglades National Park visitor center with tram tours — covers subtropical wetland ecology, alligator biology, and South Florida watershed science.

Wolf and wolf-dog sanctuary in Naples, FL offering educational tours — covers canid biology, wildlife rescue, and conservation ethics.

Spring-fed river ecosystem with glass-bottom boat tours — covers freshwater biology, karst hydrology, and Florida wildlife ecology.

Florida state park on the Gulf with developed beach, dunes, and nature trails — covers coastal ecology, dune biology, and Gulf of Mexico marine habitats.

Accredited zoological park specializing in crocodilians and reptiles — covers herpetology, adaptation, and conservation biology.

Working adventure farm with animals, crops, and seasonal agricultural activities — covers plant life cycles, animal husbandry, and farm ecology.

Historic sunken botanical garden with 50,000+ tropical plants — plant taxonomy, tropical horticulture, and Florida native and exotic species identification.

Undeveloped Gulf Coast peninsula park with barrier-island ecology, shorebird habitat, and coastal geology for biology and earth-science study.

Outdoor living-history and wildlife museum with native animals and a 19th-century farm — covers Florida ecology, pioneer history, and native species biology.

National Tropical Botanical Garden living collection in Miami — covers tropical plant biology, ethnobotany, and global biodiversity.

Guided trolley tour to Three Sisters Springs manatee habitat — covers Florida aquatic ecology and manatee conservation biology.

NPS preserve combining tidal marsh ecology, Timucuan archaeology, and Fort Caroline colonial history in a single coastal site.

Florida state park preserving rare coastal dune lakes and longleaf pine habitat — coastal ecology, geomorphology, and native biodiversity.