Classified for credit

Developed group camp area within Tombigbee State Park offering forest and lake habitat for outdoor education and physical education activities.

University-maintained botanical garden with labeled plant collections — supports plant taxonomy, botany, and ecology for K–12 science curriculum.

Natchez Trace Parkway roadside park with trails and Little Mountain overlook — supports Appalachian geography, ecology, and outdoor education.

State park campground on Sardis Lake — lake ecology, outdoor skills, and PE in a developed lakeside setting.

Federal refuge visitor contact station for Mississippi Sandhill Crane recovery habitat — covers endangered species biology, wetland ecology, and federal conservation programs.

Lake recreation area within Tombigbee National Forest — supports freshwater ecology, outdoor recreation, and basic field biology observation.

Multi-use reservoir trail system with forested and wetland habitat — outdoor PE, local ecology, and watershed management context.

Small private animal encounter attraction in rural Mississippi — covers domestic and exotic animal care and basic zoology.

Federal wildlife refuge visitor station in Mississippi's Black Belt covering bottomland hardwood habitat, waterfowl management, and endangered species.

Community arboretum in Madison with labeled native and ornamental trees — covers dendrology, plant biology, and Mississippi native flora.

Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway recreation area with camping and outdoor access — supports ecology, geography, and physical education.