Classified for credit

Great Lakes coastal marsh preserve supporting migratory waterfowl — wetland ecology, bird biology, and habitat conservation.

Municipal nature center with trails and native habitat — covers Michigan woodland ecology, wildlife identification, and local plant communities.

Small working farm in western Michigan — applied agriculture, animal husbandry, and farm ecosystem biology for younger learners.

Urban nature center with ponds, trails, and wildlife habitat — local ecology, bird identification, and environmental science programs.

Botanical garden and nature center in southwest Michigan with trails, native plants, and natural history exhibits — covers botany, ecology, and seasonal plant cycles.

Undeveloped Lake Michigan shoreline state park — coastal geology, migratory birds, and Great Lakes ecosystem fieldwork.

Genesee County nature preserve and arboretum with trails and natural education programs — covers Michigan forest ecology, wildlife habitat, and plant identification.

Small private zoo in Michigan's Upper Peninsula — live animal encounters support basic zoology and wildlife observation.

Lake Michigan sand dune visitor center — covers aeolian geomorphology, Great Lakes coastal ecology, and dune plant succession.

Undeveloped Lake Michigan dune and wetland state park — Great Lakes dune ecology, migratory bird habitat, and coastal geomorphology.

Natural education reserve near Traverse City with forested trails and wetlands — covers Great Lakes regional ecology, native flora and fauna identification.

Northern Michigan natural area with boardwalk trails through wetlands and fen — covers Great Lakes bog ecology, native plant communities, and watershed biology.

Audubon-managed sanctuary renowned for sandhill crane migration — covers migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and wildlife observation skills.

Nature center with wetland trails and live animal exhibits in Okemos, MI — supports local ecology, watershed biology, and wildlife identification.

Lake Huron shoreline state park with trails and beach — supports ecology, Great Lakes geography, and outdoor physical education.

Ottawa County Parks nature preserve with trails and an education center — covers riparian ecology, bird biology, and field observation skills.

Michigan State University–affiliated botanical garden and arboretum — covers plant taxonomy, horticultural science, and temperate biome ecology.

Lake Michigan shoreline state park with dunes and beach — supports coastal geography, dune ecology, and outdoor PE.

MSU campus horticulture gardens with labeled plant collections — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and sustainable landscaping studies.

West Michigan nature education center with forest trails, wetlands, and hands-on programs in ecology, wildlife biology, and environmental science.

Wildlife rehabilitation and nature education center — covers native Michigan wildlife biology, habitat conservation, and animal care.

Local nature center with trails and natural exhibits — field ecology, native species identification, and outdoor education.

Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge unit protecting Great Lakes coastal wetlands — migratory bird ecology, freshwater biology, and watershed geography.

Nature center on the Lake Huron shoreline with trails and wildlife programming — covers Great Lakes ecology and native plant biology.