Classified for credit

Michigan state park on Lake Superior's Whitefish Bay — covers Great Lakes ecology, shoreline geology, and freshwater biology.

Township nature center with trails along the Clinton River — covers riparian ecology, native plant identification, and wildlife observation.

Michigan state park on Burt Lake — freshwater lake ecology, Great Lakes watershed biology, and outdoor recreation in a fully developed park facility.

Small community zoo in Cadillac, MI — supports basic zoology, animal care, and wildlife conservation concepts for younger learners.

Diorama-based wildlife museum featuring North American game animals and habitats — supports mammal taxonomy, ecosystems, and wildlife biology for younger learners.

Michigan state park on Lake Huron with diverse shoreline, wetland, and forest habitats — Great Lakes ecology, coastal geomorphology, and freshwater biology.

MSU campus arboretum with labeled woody-plant collections — dendrology, plant taxonomy, and landscape ecology in a self-guided setting.

Northern Michigan state park on a clear inland lake — supports freshwater ecology, forest biology, and outdoor recreation curriculum.

City park on West Grand Traverse Bay with a small zoo and beach — Great Lakes shoreline ecology and freshwater biology.

Michigan state park with lake access and trails — supports ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor physical education.

Conservatory at Hidden Lake Gardens (MSU) — plant biology, taxonomy, and controlled-environment horticulture in a working conservatory.

Working farm in northern Michigan with seasonal agricultural activities — covers plant life cycles, animal husbandry, and sustainable farming practices.

Historic Cranbrook estate with formal gardens, sculpture, and landscape design — supports botany, landscape history, and garden ecology.

Formal Japanese garden on the Cranbrook estate — supports landscape design, cultural geography, botany, and comparative garden traditions.

Small roadside deer ranch in the Upper Peninsula where children interact with tame deer — basic mammal biology and animal husbandry observation.

Farm animal park and petting zoo — basic animal husbandry, domestic species identification, and farm ecology for younger learners.

Managed nature center with trails and natural habitats — supports local ecology, wildlife identification, and outdoor science.

International wildlife refuge marsh unit along the Detroit River — Great Lakes coastal wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and freshwater ecosystem study.

Michigan nature conservancy with trails through diverse habitats — supports field ecology, plant identification, and conservation biology.

Family-owned zoo in Michigan's Upper Peninsula featuring exotic and native animals — animal biology, conservation, and species adaptation.

Small nature preserve with marked trails — local plant and animal ecology, geology of glacial landforms, and field observation skills.

Dow Gardens conservatory with tropical and temperate plant collections — covers plant taxonomy, botany, and horticultural ecology.

Community nature center with trails and wildlife habitat along the Clinton River — habitat ecology, native species identification, and outdoor PE.

Lake Michigan shoreline state park with dunes, wetlands, and forest habitats — supports dune ecology, hydrology, and outdoor biology.