Classified for credit

Close-encounter wildlife photo experience at a private preserve — covers animal behavior and conservation biology in a guided small-group setting.

Riverfront park on the Saluda River with nature programs and trails — supports riparian ecology, watershed science, and outdoor PE.

National wildlife refuge on Lake Marion covering migratory waterfowl habitat, wetland ecology, and South Carolina freshwater ecosystems.

Federally managed wildlife refuge on Lake Marion with observation platforms for studying migratory waterfowl and freshwater wetland ecology.

Federal wildlife refuge visitor center on Lake Marion covering migratory waterfowl, wetland ecology, and habitat conservation in the Carolina lowcountry.

South Carolina state park on Lake Marion — supports freshwater ecology, fishing biology, and Piedmont-to-coastal plain geography study.

Observation tower atop South Carolina's highest peak — covers Appalachian geography, elevation ecology, and regional geology.

Observation tower at South Carolina's highest point — topographic geography, Appalachian ecology, and multi-state viewshed.

USFWS visitor center for a coastal refuge complex — covers migratory bird biology, wetland ecology, and Southeast coastal geography.

USFWS refuge spanning the SC/GA border — covers bottomland hardwood and freshwater marsh ecology, migratory waterfowl, and Atlantic Flyway conservation.

Protected maritime forest preserve on Hilton Head Island — covers Carolina Sea Island ecology, old-growth trees, and coastal wildlife habitat.

South Carolina state park centered on a 50-acre lake with longleaf pine forest — supports local ecology, botany, and outdoor recreation studies.

USFS/USFWS visitor center for Francis Marion National Forest and Cape Romain refuge — covers coastal ecology, forest management, and endangered species conservation.

295-acre botanical garden at Clemson University with native plant collections and ecology trails — supports botany, horticulture, and conservation biology.

Geological garden within Brookgreen Gardens featuring native plants and rock formations — supports earth science and Lowcountry ecology study.

Public garden featuring 100+ acres of iris beds around a swan lake — supports plant biology, horticulture, and wetland habitat study.

Nature center within Table Rock State Park offering ranger programs and trail access — covers Blue Ridge ecology, geology, and native plant and wildlife biology.

Blue Ridge state park with hiking trails and mountain geology — covers Appalachian ecology, watershed biology, and physical geography.

Environmental education center at Saluda Shoals Park on the Saluda River — riparian ecology, watershed science, and outdoor education programs.

Small coastal nature center in Murrells Inlet providing hands-on access to local Lowcountry wildlife and estuarine ecology.

SC barrier-island wildlife preserve — coastal ecology and waterfowl observation; access by reservation/ferry.

University of South Carolina arboretum with labeled native and exotic trees — supports dendrology, plant taxonomy, and local ecology.

Federal wildlife refuge in coastal South Carolina encompassing Carolina bays, blackwater rivers, and wetland ecology with migratory bird habitat.

USFWS refuge visitor and environmental education center covering bottomland hardwood and wetland ecosystems, migratory birds, and conservation biology.