Classified for credit

Indiana state park centered on a glacial lake — covers freshwater ecology, glacial geology, and outdoor recreation.

City botanical garden featuring sunken ornamental plantings — supports basic plant identification and landscape horticulture observation.

Nature preserve with interpretive trails covering native Indiana plant communities, wildlife habitat, and local ecology.

Farm market with a petting zoo featuring domestic and farm animals — supports basic animal science, agriculture awareness, and hands-on nature learning.

State park along the Tippecanoe River with wetlands and floodplain forest — supports Indiana ecology, river systems, and outdoor science.

Upland prairie and forest sanctuary in western Indiana — tallgrass prairie ecology, native plant identification, and conservation biology.

Indiana state park with forested ravines, a reservoir, and nature trails — supports habitat ecology, watershed study, and outdoor physical education.

100-acre art and nature park at the Indianapolis Museum of Art — outdoor sculpture integrated with native habitat restoration, supporting ecology and visual arts.

Indiana DNR fish and wildlife area along the Wabash River — covers riparian wetland ecology, migratory bird habitat, and freshwater species observation.

Nature center within Tippecanoe Battlefield Park — covers Indiana ecology and native habitats alongside the site's War of 1812 historical significance.

Observation tower within Washington Park Zoo offering elevated views of Lake Michigan and zoo grounds — animal biology and Great Lakes geography.

Municipal zoo on Lake Michigan — animal biology, conservation, and zoology with hands-on exhibits for younger learners.

Public botanic garden in Elkhart with themed plant collections — covers plant taxonomy, horticulture, and local ecosystem biology.

Indiana migratory bird sanctuary on Lake Michigan's southern shore — supports ornithology, bird banding science, and Great Lakes flyway ecology.

Botanical garden adjacent to the Indianapolis Zoo featuring themed garden rooms — covers plant taxonomy, horticulture, and native plant ecology.

Urban state park along the White River offering ecology trails, canal history, and outdoor science programming in Indianapolis.

Indiana state park with lake, trails, and forest habitat — supports ecology, physical education, and basic natural science observation.

State fish and wildlife area with wetlands, grasslands, and managed habitat — covers wildlife management, waterfowl ecology, and Indiana natural history.

Wildlife rescue and rehabilitation habitat — covers animal biology, native species identification, and conservation practices.

Indiana state forest with lake and trail system — supports forest ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor physical education.

Small community nature center with live animals and hands-on exhibits — supports local ecology, wildlife identification, and life science.

Private wildlife sanctuary in northwest Indiana — supports wildlife rehabilitation concepts, native species study, and conservation awareness.

Small petting-zoo farm in South Bend offering hands-on contact with domestic and farm animals — supports basic zoology and animal husbandry concepts.

Aquatic plant nursery and water garden — supports aquatic botany, pond ecology, and plant propagation concepts.