Classified for credit

Reservoir state park area with tallgrass prairie and riparian habitat — supports ecology, Kansas geography, and outdoor field study.

Kansas reservoir state park unit with tallgrass prairie and wetland habitats — supports plains ecology, migratory bird study, and freshwater biology.

Campus botanical garden at KUMC with medicinal and native plant collections — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and the relationship between plants and medicine.

Small municipal zoo in Clay Center, KS — provides live-animal observation supporting basic zoology and animal-classification curriculum.

Kansas reservoir state park offering lessons in Great Plains ecology, migratory bird observation, and freshwater habitat management.

Therapeutic outdoor play center using nature-based activities — supports sensory development, gross motor PE, and introductory ecology for young children.

Kansas state park on Wilson Reservoir — supports freshwater ecology, migratory bird observation, geology, and outdoor physical education.

Kansas state park on a reservoir with diverse grassland and lake habitat — supports Great Plains ecology, geology, and outdoor physical education.

Kansas state park on Wilson Reservoir — covers Great Plains ecology, lake biology, and prairie geology in a campground setting.

Kansas state park on Wilson Reservoir with prairie and shoreline habitat — covers Great Plains ecology, geology, and outdoor recreation science.

Municipal zoo in Great Bend, Kansas — supports introductory zoology, animal behavior observation, and wildlife conservation concepts.

Small Kansas arboretum with labeled native and ornamental trees — supports dendrology, plant identification, and basic botanical study.

Day-use area at Cheney State Park — reservoir recreation and central-KS prairie ecology.

State fishing lake and wildlife area in Kansas — covers freshwater ecology, fish biology, and wildlife habitat management.

Free Kansas Department of Wildlife exhibit featuring mounted native Kansas animals and habitat displays — applied Kansas ecology and wildlife biology.

Municipal arboretum in Lawrence with labeled woody plant collections — supports tree identification, botany, and Kansas native plant ecology.

Restored prairie wetlands in central Kansas — waterfowl habitat, wetland ecology, and Great Plains watershed biology.

State fishing lake with wildlife area — freshwater ecology, fish biology, and outdoor recreation in a managed natural setting.

Municipal arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — supports plant taxonomy, dendrology, and seasonal ecology study.

Kansas reservoir state park with prairie and riparian habitats — supports ecology, watershed geography, and outdoor PE.

Topeka municipal rose garden with hundreds of labeled rose varieties — supports basic botany, plant classification, and horticultural science.

Small city park along Shoal Creek in Galena, KS — nature observation and outdoor physical education in a creek corridor setting.

Extension-service arboretum with labeled woody plant collections — supports plant taxonomy, horticulture, and Kansas native-plant ecology curriculum.

Audubon-managed wildlife sanctuary near Salina — bird identification, prairie habitat ecology, and grassland conservation biology.