Classified for credit

Municipal outdoor adventure center with nature trails and recreation programming covering local ecology and physical education.

Tennessee state park with lake, trails, and diverse hardwood forest — supports ecology, watershed biology, orienteering, and outdoor physical education.

Mobile petting zoo with farm animals — introduces animal husbandry, basic zoology, and domestic animal biology for young learners.

Historic formal sunken garden in Nashville — covers ornamental horticulture, plant classification, and landscape design in a maintained public garden setting.

Tennessee state park along the Mississippi River bluffs with trails and wildlife habitat, also one of the first state parks open to African Americans — ecology and civil-rights history.

Federal wildlife refuge on Kentucky Lake — covers migratory waterfowl biology, Tennessee River wetland ecology, and conservation management.

Federal wildlife refuge on the Tennessee River — covers migratory waterfowl biology, wetland ecology, and wildlife management.

National Wildlife Refuge visitor center on Kentucky Lake — covers migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and wildlife management.

Tennessee state park on Tims Ford Reservoir with trails, fishing, and ranger programs covering freshwater ecology and regional geology.

Riverside walk and labeled arboretum at the gateway to Great Smoky Mountains — tree identification, riparian ecology, and Appalachian plant communities.

UT-managed arboretum with over 900 labeled woody plant species — supports dendrology, plant taxonomy, and native versus non-native species comparison.

University of Tennessee display gardens with labeled plant collections — supports botany, horticulture, and plant science curriculum.

Urban nature center along the Red River with wetland trails and wildlife observation areas — covers Tennessee riparian ecology, bird identification, and wetland habitat function.

Urban nature center with woodland and creek habitats — supports Tennessee wildlife ecology, native plant study, and outdoor education.

Large Nashville metro nature park with cedar glades, forested trails, and a nature center — covers Middle Tennessee ecology, native flora, and outdoor field skills.

Tennessee state park along the Holston River — supports ecology, native species study, PE, and Cherokee trade-route history through trails and ranger programs.

Outdoor nature education station at Stones River National Battlefield park area — supports ecology, outdoor science, and nature-based PE.

Private giraffe encounter in Knoxville providing close-range observation of giraffe anatomy, behavior, and African savanna conservation.

Urban wildlife refuge along the Wolf River corridor — covers riparian ecology, wetland biology, and urban conservation in a Memphis context.

TVA-area wildlife refuge on Watts Bar Reservoir — migratory bird habitat, wetland ecology, and freshwater biology fieldwork.

Memphis Zoo exhibit dedicated to African hippos and riverine habitat — supports large-mammal biology and African ecosystem conservation concepts.

State park preserving one of the largest bald cypress trees in Tennessee — dendrology, wetland ecology, and native forest biology.

Outdoor sculpture garden on the Chattanooga bluffs — primarily a walkable public space; limited formal curriculum hook beyond observational art appreciation.

Urban arboretum in Memphis with labeled tree collections — supports dendrology, plant identification, and urban ecology curriculum.