Classified for credit

Audubon-operated nature center with cedar elm forest and creek habitats — covers Texas bird ecology, native species identification, and conservation.

100-acre East Texas arboretum — pineywoods native plants and a children's discovery garden.

Wildlife park featuring live alligators and native Texas animals — supports reptile biology, animal behavior, and ecology.

Preserve near Sonora, TX with native Texas Hill Country habitat — supports field study of local flora, fauna, and ecology in an arid environment.

Houston Audubon urban woodland sanctuary with marked trails and bird-banding station — supports birding, urban ecology, and wildlife conservation curriculum.

Lake Texoma shoreline state park offering habitat diversity, birdwatching, and outdoor ecology alongside Eisenhower birthplace history nearby.

Municipal zoo in Lufkin featuring diverse species — supports animal classification, conservation awareness, and basic zoology.

Rio Grande border state park with birding, fishing, and riparian ecology along Falcon Reservoir — supports biology, geography, and outdoor PE.

State park on the site of an 1836 Comanche raid — combines Texas frontier history with riparian ecology and wildlife observation.

Small municipal zoo with native and exotic species — introductory zoology, animal adaptations, and conservation awareness.

Small urban nature center in the Texas Hill Country — covers native plant ecology, local wildlife, and conservation biology.

Wildlife rehabilitation center open for educational visits — covers native Texas wildlife, injury rehabilitation biology, and species conservation.

Part of the Fort Worth Botanic Garden complex — plant taxonomy, horticultural science, and ecosystem diversity across themed garden sections.

City-managed nature center in College Station with trails and wildlife habitat — covers Central Texas native species, ecology, and watershed biology.

Wildlife adventure park in southeast Texas housing American alligators and native reptiles — covers herpetology and wetland ecology.

Gulf Coast ecosystem exhibit at Fort Worth Zoo — coastal species, conservation biology, and Texas marine habitat.

Federal wildlife refuge on Lake Texoma — migratory bird observation, wetland and riparian ecology, and waterfowl conservation programs.

Small coastal wildlife refuge on Corpus Christi Bay — shorebird and wading bird observation, estuary habitat, and Texas coastal ecology.

Outdoor prehistoric garden at Zilker Park featuring life-size dinosaur sculptures alongside native Texas plants — paleontology and botany in an open setting.

Historic botanical gardens on the TWU campus — plant taxonomy, horticultural history, and native Texas species identification.

Urban arboretum and nature center with 5 miles of trails — covers local flora, urban ecology, and wildlife habitat within Houston's city limits.

Urban arboretum and nature center with trails and wildlife habitat — covers native plant ecology, urban biodiversity, and environmental stewardship.

Houston Audubon facility with bird sanctuaries and conservation programming — ornithology, bird identification, and habitat ecology.

Houston Audubon wildlife sanctuary covering migratory bird ecology, wetland habitat conservation, and field ornithology skills.