Classified for credit

AZA-accredited municipal zoo featuring West Texas and African wildlife — covers animal biology, conservation programs, and ecosystem adaptation.

Small working animal farm on Block Island — supports introductory animal husbandry, farm ecology, and life sciences for younger students.

Staffed nature station in Lafayette covering Louisiana bayou ecology, native wildlife, and wetland habitats.

Private wildlife foundation in northwest Connecticut exhibiting exotic and native animals — supports zoology, conservation, and wildlife biology curriculum.

County nature center with trails and wildlife habitat — covers local ecology, native species identification, and outdoor biology.

South Dakota preserve combining historic homestead structures with native prairie and wetland habitats — links settlement history to ecological restoration.

Small Ohio state park with lake access and trails — supports ecology, aquatic biology, and outdoor PE in a natural setting.

Regional animal park featuring native and exotic animals in an outdoor setting — covers animal biology, habitats, and basic zoology for younger learners.

Native plant arboretum on the Delmarva Peninsula with trail system — supports regional ecology, native plant identification, and watershed biology.

Outdoor nature-play and woodland exploration area — supports observational biology, physical development, and environmental stewardship.

Elevated aerial walkway through a Portland park forest canopy — covers tree biology, forest ecology, and Pacific Northwest native species.

African elephant habitat at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo — supports zoology, animal behavior, and African ecosystem studies within a fully accredited zoo setting.

African Outpost at the Louisville Zoo features African savanna species — supports zoology, conservation biology, and animal adaptation study.

Minnesota state park with hardwood forest ravines and St. Croix River bluffs — supports forest ecology, glacial geography, and trail-based PE.

Historic antebellum plantation garden with formal landscapes and diverse plantings — horticulture, landscape design, and Southern botanical history.

Federal wildlife refuge protecting wetland habitat for migratory waterfowl and rare species — covers ecology, ornithology, and wetland biology.

Oregon coast beach and tide-pool area — supports geology, intertidal ecology, and coastal geography field study.

Arkansas Game & Fish nature center at Crowley's Ridge with exhibits on regional wildlife, wetlands ecology, and conservation management.

AGFC nature center covering Mississippi Delta river and wetland ecosystems — supports freshwater biology, Delta geography, fish and wildlife ecology.

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission nature center on the Arkansas River — covers riparian ecology, native wildlife, and watershed conservation.

Arkansas Game & Fish nature center in the Buffalo River corridor — ranger-led programs cover Ozark ecology, wildlife biology, and watershed conservation.

Arkansas Game & Fish nature center at Cook's Lake — bottomland hardwood ecology, wetland wildlife, and freshwater biology in the Mississippi Delta.

State nature center on tallgrass prairie — covers prairie ecology, native plant biology, and Arkansas wildlife conservation.

State-run Arkansas Game & Fish nature center with freshwater exhibits and wildlife education — ecology, native species biology, and conservation.