Classified for credit

Family-owned zoo in southeastern Michigan with diverse animal collection — supports animal biology, zoology, and conservation awareness curriculum.

Michigan state park on Indian Lake with forested trails and shoreline — freshwater ecology, Great Lakes geography, and outdoor PE.

Michigan state park on Duck Lake with old-growth forest and lake ecology — covers freshwater biology, forest ecosystems, and outdoor recreation in a Great Lakes setting.

Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge alliance site — covers migratory bird ecology, Great Lakes watershed biology, and habitat conservation.

Funicular depot entry point to John Ball Zoo — animal conservation programs and zoo exhibits cover wildlife biology and habitat science.

Township nature center with trails, ponds, and wildlife programming — local ecology, native species identification, and outdoor observation skills.

MSU-affiliated bird sanctuary with captive raptors, waterfowl, and managed wetland — covers ornithology, migratory bird biology, and conservation programs.

MSU Extension demonstration garden covering plant science, horticulture techniques, sustainable gardening, and food system connections.

Metropark nature center on Lake St. Clair — freshwater ecology, bird and fish identification, and Great Lakes shoreline habitat study.

City arboretum with labeled woody-plant collections across 47 acres — dendrology, plant taxonomy, and seasonal ecology in a walkable urban setting.

Nature center in Clarkston, MI with trails and wildlife programming — supports Michigan ecology, native species identification, and field biology skills.

University-affiliated arboretum with labeled native and cultivated tree collections — supports dendrology, botany, and plant ecology study.

USFS-designated wildflower sanctuary with interpretive trails in the Manistee National Forest — covers native plant identification, forest ecology, and seasonal botany.

County-operated nature center with trails and wildlife programming — covers local ecology, native species identification, and habitat conservation.

Mobile petting zoo and pony ride service — introduces basic animal husbandry and domestic animal biology at an age-appropriate level.

University of Michigan botanical garden with conservatory and themed outdoor collections — covers plant taxonomy, ecology, and ethnobotany.

State park with equestrian trails, wetlands, and forest habitats — covers Michigan ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor physical education.

Michigan state park on Lake Michigan with dune habitat — Great Lakes coastal ecology, dune geomorphology, and freshwater biology.

MSU-affiliated themed garden plots teaching plant biology, horticulture, and garden design through hands-on exploration.

Public botanic garden in Grand Rapids — plant taxonomy, pollinator ecology, and cultivated and native plant communities.

Outdoor sculpture park integrated into northern Michigan forest trails — site-specific art in natural settings, supporting art history and nature study.

Michigan state park between two lakes — covers Great Lakes freshwater ecology, wetland habitats, and outdoor field study opportunities.

Michigan State University's teaching gardens with labeled plant collections covering horticulture, botany, and plant science across multiple garden types.

Remote Upper Peninsula state park on Lake Superior with dune, forest, and freshwater lakeshore ecosystems for ecology and outdoor education.