Classified for credit

AZA-accredited small zoo on Mill Mountain featuring native and exotic species — covers zoology, conservation biology, and animal adaptations.

Northern Virginia botanic garden — covers native plant taxonomy, pollinator ecology, and sustainable horticulture.

Small zoo adjacent to Natural Bridge featuring exotic and domestic animals, supporting introductory zoology and animal-adaptation study.

County nature and heritage center offering trails, wildlife observation, and environmental education programming in Chesterfield.

Lakeside state park on Kerr Reservoir with trails, fishing, and wildlife habitat — supports ecology, aquatic biology, and outdoor PE.

Northern Virginia wildlife sanctuary with native animals and conservation education — supports zoology, wildlife rehabilitation, and native species ecology.

Virginia state park on Kerr Reservoir with trails, wildlife habitat, and ranger programs covering ecology, local history, and geography.

National wildlife refuge at the Occoquan Bay tidal estuary — migratory bird biology, Chesapeake Bay watershed ecology, and riparian habitat study.

Federally managed tidal-estuary wildlife refuge with a visitor center — covers migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and Chesapeake Bay watershed conservation.

Northern Virginia regional park on the Occoquan River — covers Piedmont riparian ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation.

Historic farm site within Blue Ridge Parkway corridor — Appalachian agricultural history, mountain ecology, and native plant biology.

Large Virginia state park near Richmond with trails, lake, and nature center — forest ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor recreation.

Large state park with trails, lake, and ranger programs — covers forest ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor recreation skills.

Virginia state park on the James River with trails, fishing, and river ecology programs — aquatic biology, forest ecology, and outdoor physical education.

Reclaimed soapstone quarry gardens in the Virginia Piedmont — covers geology, native plant ecology, and land restoration practices on a working conservation site.

Nature center along the Potomac River with trails, wildlife observation, and interpretive exhibits — Chesapeake watershed ecology and Virginia native species.

Fairfax County park visitor center on the Potomac River at Great Falls — river ecology, geology of the Piedmont fall line, and Potomac watershed biology.

Natural history center in Virginia's Rockfish Valley — regional ecology, wildlife biology, and Blue Ridge natural history.

County-run nature center in Chesterfield with trails and wildlife exhibits — supports Virginia ecology, animal identification, and outdoor education.

Private wildlife sanctuary with trails and native habitat — ecology, wildlife observation, and field biology in a managed natural setting.

City-operated nature center with wetland trails, native wildlife exhibits, and ranger programs covering local ecology and Chesapeake watershed biology.

Hampton city nature park with wetland boardwalks and wildlife viewing areas — supports tidal wetland ecology, native species observation, and local watershed study.

Virginia state park along the Shenandoah River with meander bends — covers river geomorphology, riparian ecology, and Appalachian natural history.

Virginia state park on a hydroelectric reservoir — supports freshwater ecology, Piedmont geology, and watershed study alongside outdoor recreation.