Classified for credit

Freshwater wetland and wildlife center with interpretive exhibits on local ecology, waterfowl, and lowcountry habitat conservation.

Traditional Japanese garden demonstrating landscape design, native and imported plant species, and cultural geography.

Wildlife rescue and education center focusing on native South Carolina animals — covers wildlife rehabilitation, native species biology, and conservation ethics.

Carolina bay wetland state park featuring rare pocosin and bog habitats — plant ecology, wetland biology, and geological landform study.

400-year-old live oak with a 187-foot canopy spread on Johns Island — dendrology, coastal ecology, and old-growth forest biology.

Small animal exhibit in Charleston — introductory zoology and animal care concepts for young children.

Riparian and wetland preserve along the Reedy River — covers Upstate South Carolina watershed ecology, native species, and habitat restoration.

Small Spartanburg nature preserve — Piedmont forest ecology and short developed trails.

Small public botanical garden with labeled plantings — covers plant taxonomy, horticulture, and seasonal ecology.

Campus horticulture gardens and arboretum at Spartanburg Community College — supports plant taxonomy, tree identification, and landscape ecology.

Small SC state park centered on a reservoir — suitable for freshwater ecology, fishing as applied biology, and outdoor PE documentation.

Outdoor sculpture garden in a coastal South Carolina setting — primarily a nature walk with sculpture installations; limited formal curriculum hook.