Classified for credit

Small Hudson Valley nature center with trails and environmental education programs — covers local ecology, native species, and field observation skills.

NYC Parks nature center at Orchard Beach provides coastal ecology programming on Long Island Sound tidal habitats and urban wildlife.

Curated rose garden within NYBG featuring hundreds of cultivars — covers plant biology, horticulture, and pollinator ecology.

NYC's largest park with salt marshes, forests, and shoreline — supports urban ecology, tidal habitat study, and field biology in the Bronx.

Gold Coast arboretum on a historic estate — covers dendrology, horticultural science, and early 20th-century landscape history.

Queens Botanical Garden with themed gardens and sustainability exhibits — supports plant biology, urban ecology, and environmental science curriculum.

Long Island wildlife refuge with trails and nature center — covers local wildlife ecology, migratory bird biology, and wetland habitat study.

Historic reservoir in Brooklyn now managed as an urban wildlife preserve — covers freshwater ecology, urban conservation, and bird migration.

Curated rock and plant garden within Brooklyn Botanic Garden — geology, plant taxonomy, and botanical landscape design in an urban setting.

New York Botanical Garden rock garden with diverse alpine and woodland plant collections — supports plant ecology, geology, and botanical classification.

Environmental education center with trails and naturalist programs — local ecology, wildlife biology, and field science skills.

Urban salt marsh nature center in Brooklyn with trails and programs covering tidal wetland ecology, bird identification, and local geography.

New York state park built around natural mineral springs and geothermal geology — covers geochemistry, carbonated spring science, and Adirondack ecology.

Central Park garden planted with species mentioned in Shakespeare's works — connects literary botany and Elizabethan-era plant knowledge to living specimens.

Themed garden within Brooklyn Botanic Garden featuring plants mentioned in Shakespeare's works — supports literature and botany integration.

Federally managed grassland refuge in the Hudson Valley — migratory grassland bird ecology, habitat restoration, and wildlife biology observation.

Brooklyn waterfront state park built on a remediated landfill — covers urban ecology, environmental restoration, and coastal geography.

Staten Island botanical garden and cultural center with horticultural collections — covers plant taxonomy, ecology, and landscape history.

Long Island natural history museum and nature center — covers local paleontology, coastal ecology, and the natural history of the South Fork.

Lake Ontario shoreline state park with sandy beach and dune habitat — supports Great Lakes ecology, coastal geomorphology, and outdoor PE.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden's indoor conservatory with tropical and desert plant collections — plant biology, biomes, and botanical taxonomy.

Nassau County nature preserve and museum with live reptile and amphibian exhibits — covers Long Island ecology, herpetology, and local wildlife biology.

Nassau County nature preserve with trails and small museum — supports Long Island ecology, native plant and wildlife study, and natural history.

Hudson River Palisades state park with forested trails and Hudson River shoreline access — supports riparian ecology, geology, and outdoor physical education.