Classified for credit

Urban nature center on the Tennessee River with trails, wildlife habitats, and naturalist programs — ecology, native species identification, and watershed biology.

Appalachian foothills state park with lake and trails — habitat ecology, Tennessee geology, and outdoor physical education.

Historic farm-based arboretum with native trees and urban forest collections — supports dendrology, plant identification, and urban ecology studies.

Remote eastern Tennessee state park with old-growth forest, mountain streams, and biodiversity for ecology and PE fieldwork.

Memphis naturalist center with native woodland trails, wildlife exhibits, and a pond — covers Tennessee ecology, native species identification, and conservation education.

Small private zoo and rescue facility housing exotic and domestic animals — introduces animal biology, care, and wildlife rescue concepts for young learners.

State park on Percy Priest Lake with cedar glade ecology, migratory bird habitat, and ranger-led natural history programs.

Federal bottomland hardwood wildlife refuge — covers wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and Mississippi River floodplain habitats.

Working farm and gardens on Signal Mountain with outdoor education programs — covers sustainable agriculture, native plants, and Appalachian ecology.

Former marble quarry turned greenway park with water features — supports geology, ecology, and outdoor recreation study.

Bottomland hardwood forest and lake state park with ranger programs — covers forest ecology, wetland biology, and native wildlife observation.

Tennessee state park nature center near Mississippi River bottomlands — forest ecology, wildlife biology, and wetland habitat programs.

Public botanic garden with 96 acres of themed gardens — plant taxonomy, horticulture, and native plant ecology.

Memphis city botanic garden with themed gardens and plant collections — plant taxonomy, horticulture, and seasonal ecology.

Hands-on petting zoo with exotic animals — basic zoology, animal husbandry, and species identification for younger learners.

Tennessee state park on the site of a historic iron furnace — combines forest ecology, watershed science, and early American ironworks industrial history.

Tennessee River bottomland state park with trails and river access — supports riparian ecology, Tennessee natural history, and outdoor PE.

Urban wetlands preserve in Murfreesboro with boardwalks and wildlife — supports wetland ecology, native plant biology, and water cycle studies.

Children's outdoor nature play area at Memphis Botanic Garden with sensory gardens and nature exploration stations — supports early botany and outdoor science.

Tennessee state park along the historic Natchez Trace corridor — covers forest ecology, native wildlife, and the cultural geography of the historic trail.

Large Tennessee state park and forest with lakes, trails, and wildlife habitat supporting ecology, biology, and outdoor education.

Tennessee River valley state park with forest trails and Civil War–era context — ecology, geology, and regional history.

Town arboretum in Norris, TN with labeled tree species and green-space ecology — supports dendrology, botany, and plant identification studies.

Historic formal garden in Germantown featuring seasonal plantings and mature trees — supports botany, horticulture, and landscape design observation.