Classified for credit

Federal wildlife refuge protecting pocosins and waterfowl habitat — covers wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and coastal conservation policy.

Working alpaca farm offering hands-on animal husbandry — covers fiber-animal biology, livestock care, and small-farm agriculture.

North Carolina state park featuring a massive 152-foot diabase sill rock formation — supports geology, rock cycle, and Piedmont ecology fieldwork.

Equestrian trail system within a state park — covers ecology, land navigation, and animal husbandry in an outdoor PE context.

Working alpaca farm in rural NC — covers fiber-animal husbandry, mammalian biology, and agricultural science with hands-on animal interaction.

Charlotte nature center on Rocky River with trails, wildlife exhibits, and ranger programs — Piedmont ecology, native species identification, and field science.

Urban nature preserve with forested trails along Rocky River — Piedmont woodland ecology, stream biology, and native plant identification.

Small NC mountain state park with trails — Blue Ridge forest ecology and hiking.

Historic 129-acre garden on a former estate — plant biology, landscape ecology, and seasonal botanical observation.

Urban nature preserve in Charlotte with forested trails along Toby Creek — supports local plant/wildlife ecology and watershed biology.

Bottomland hardwood refuge in coastal NC — migratory bird ecology, Atlantic flyway biology, and Roanoke River floodplain geography.

Visitor contact station for a national wildlife refuge protecting Roanoke River bottomland hardwoods — riparian ecology and migratory bird biology.

Sandhills Community College botanical gardens with themed beds and conifer collections — supports plant classification, horticulture, and Carolinas native plant study.

North Carolina coastal plain state park featuring longleaf pine savanna and Carolina bay wetlands — supports ecology, native plant biology, and southeastern habitat study.

Farm animal sanctuary offering exposure to rescued livestock — covers basic animal biology, ethics of animal care, and agricultural social studies.

Rugged NC state park with waterfalls and Piedmont forest trails — supports ecology, geology, and sustained physical education.

County nature center in Cary with trails, wildlife exhibits, and naturalist programs — covers Piedmont ecology, native species identification, and environmental stewardship.

State park featuring a granite pluton monadnock with diverse ecosystems — covers geology, plant succession, and Appalachian ecology.

Curated botanical garden on the UNC Charlotte campus — plant taxonomy, horticultural science, and native plant ecology.

City botanical garden with themed plant collections — supports plant taxonomy, horticulture, and seasonal ecology study in a structured outdoor setting.

Managed arboretum within a public park featuring labeled tree collections — supports dendrology, plant ID, and native species ecology.

Community nature center with hands-on exhibits and outdoor programming — covers local wildlife, plant identification, and regional ecology.

Working nursery and botanical display gardens in coastal North Carolina — covers plant propagation, horticulture, and southeastern native plant species.

Nature play and learning space at UNC Chapel Hill — outdoor nature exploration, sensory learning, and early childhood ecology in a designed natural play environment.