Classified for credit

University of Kentucky's living plant collection — dendrology, plant taxonomy, and regional botanical diversity across curated garden trails.

Small Kentucky farm near Red River Gorge — supports animal husbandry basics, farm ecology, and agricultural life-science study.

Urban botanical garden along the Ohio River — plant taxonomy, ecology, and regional flora in a structured outdoor learning environment.

Private wildlife education facility featuring live animals — supports zoology, animal behavior, and conservation biology curriculum.

Working farm with petting zoo and buggy rides — introduces animal husbandry, farm ecology, and rural community life.

Public botanical garden with labeled plant collections — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and regional ecology curriculum.

Kentucky state park on a reservoir offering field study in freshwater ecology, Appalachian geography, and outdoor recreation.

Display botanical garden with labeled plant collections — supports botany, plant ecology, and horticultural science.

Small animal encounter facility — hands-on zoology and animal adaptations for young children.

USFWS visitor contact station for the Clarks River NWR — covers bottomland hardwood ecology, migratory birds, and wildlife conservation.

City park in Frankfort, KY with a spring-fed creek, trails, and natural areas — covers freshwater habitats and local ecology with limited structured curriculum hook.

Urban nature park at a historic spring site — covers freshwater ecology, native plants, and early Lexington settlement history.

Nolin River wetland and wildlife area in central Kentucky — freshwater riparian ecology, native wildlife habitat, and conservation land management.