Classified for credit

County-owned arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — supports dendrology, plant taxonomy, and seasonal ecology study.

Urban nature center at Liberty State Park — covers local wildlife, wetland ecology, and environmental stewardship for young learners.

Nature center on the Delaware River floodplain within a Lenape cultural landscape — covers wetland ecology, native plant communities, and Indigenous land history.

Monmouth County park with freshwater pond, trails, and wetland habitats — supports aquatic ecology, native species study, and outdoor PE.

Private wildlife refuge protecting beaver and wetland habitat in southern NJ — covers freshwater ecology, wildlife conservation, and native species biology.

NJ state park with astronomy observatory and wooded trails — supports ecology, geology, and stargazing programs for school groups.

Federal wildlife refuge protecting Wallkill River wetlands — migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and watershed geography.

Pine Barrens nature center with exhibits on NJ's unique coastal plain ecosystem, native wildlife, and freshwater habitats of the Pinelands Preserve.

Nature center within Washington Crossing State Park — supports wildlife ecology, local natural history, and biology alongside Revolutionary War geography.

2,000-acre Union County reservation with ranger programs — covers northeastern forest ecology, geology, and trail-based natural science.

Pinelands county park with nature center and trails — covers Pine Barrens ecology, native plant communities, and watershed protection.

Pine Barrens nature center in Ocean County with trails and exhibits covering the ecology of New Jersey's unique coastal plain forest ecosystem.

Morris County arboretum with historic plant collections and naturalistic gardens — dendrology, plant taxonomy, and temperate horticulture.

County park along the Toms River with trails and tidal habitat — supports riparian and estuarine ecology, local plant and wildlife identification.

State wildlife management area in the Pine Barrens — habitat ecology, wetland biology, and wildlife observation in a managed natural area.

Wildlife rehabilitation refuge with trails and educational programming — covers local fauna, wildlife conservation, and native habitat ecology.

State forest in the Delaware Water Gap with old-growth hemlock and hardwood stands — supports forest ecology, geology, and field botany.

Small zoological facility in West Orange featuring live animals — supports basic zoology, animal behavior observation, and conservation awareness.

Small public botanical garden in Montclair, NJ — supports plant identification, horticulture, and urban ecology study.

Small campus arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — supports dendrology, plant taxonomy, and phenology observation.

Public rose garden within Brookdale Park — supports basic botany and plant identification; limited structured curriculum hook.

Small community nature center in Fanwood, NJ supporting local ecology, wildlife identification, and environmental science.

New Jersey state park on Lake Hopatcong — freshwater lake ecology, shoreline habitat study, and outdoor physical education.

Small community arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — dendrology, plant taxonomy, and local ecology.