Classified for credit

Regional nature center with live native animals, trails, and naturalist programs — covers local wildlife biology, ecology, and habitat study.

Federal wildlife refuge on Long Island Sound with forest, wetland, and shoreline habitats — covers coastal ecology, migratory birds, and tidal biology.

Private nature reserve with lake, trails, and nature center in Westchester County — covers freshwater ecology, bird biology, and Hudson Valley habitat conservation.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden exhibit space focused on plants and ecology — supports botany, horticulture, and environmental science curricula.

Animal sanctuary farm with rescued animals — supports animal science, humane care ethics, and farm ecosystem basics.

Seasonal planted gardens at Rockefeller Center showcasing horticultural design and botanical variety; limited structured curriculum without a guide.

Small suburban bird sanctuary on Long Island — ornithology, migratory bird ecology, and local wildlife habitat study.

Elevated linear park on a former rail line in Manhattan — supports urban ecology, landscape design, and human geography.

Small wild-animal park in central New York — zoology, wildlife conservation, and hands-on animal observation for younger learners.

Audubon bird sanctuary on Oyster Bay linked to Theodore Roosevelt's legacy — migratory bird biology, coastal habitat ecology, and conservation history.

Forested wildlife sanctuary within Pelham Bay Park — urban ecology, native plant and animal identification, and conservation biology.

Regional zoo with conservation programs — supports zoology, animal adaptation, and wildlife biology curriculum.

Urban nature center in Van Cortlandt Park with trails and ecology programming — covers local wildlife, forest ecology, and environmental science.

New York state park on Oneida Lake with beach and woodland trails — Great Lakes–region ecology, shoreline geology, and freshwater biology.

NPS-managed urban wildlife refuge visitor center — migratory shorebird and waterfowl ecology, salt-marsh biology, and Jamaica Bay watershed science.

Queens Botanical Garden with themed garden rooms and composting education — covers plant biology, ecology, and urban sustainability.

St. Lawrence River island state park with nature center — freshwater ecology, St. Lawrence Seaway geography, and Thousand Islands habitat biology.

Federal wildlife refuge on Long Island's south shore covering coastal wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and estuary habitats.

Federal wildlife refuge on Long Island's South Shore with salt marshes, forest, and freshwater ponds — covers coastal ecology and migratory bird biology.

Staten Island wildlife refuge with freshwater wetlands and upland trails — supports wetland ecology, bird identification, and local natural history.

Lake Ontario shoreline state park with forest and wetland habitat — supports freshwater ecology, Great Lakes geography, and outdoor PE.

Regional zoo with live animal exhibits and conservation education programs — covers zoology, animal adaptations, and wildlife stewardship.

Community botanical garden on NYC's Lower East Side — covers urban horticulture, plant ecology, and community-based environmental stewardship.

Urban New York state park with forest trails and creek habitat — supports physical education, basic ecology, and outdoor observation skills.