Classified for credit

Community botanical garden in southside Virginia — plant taxonomy, native species identification, and basic horticulture in an outdoor setting.

100-acre state arboretum on Blandy Farm with labeled tree and shrub collections — dendrology, plant taxonomy, and regional ecology fieldwork.

Virginia state park on the Staunton River with trails, fishing, and ranger programming — covers freshwater ecology and forest biology.

Virginia state park along the Potomac near Harpers Ferry — supports riparian ecology, trail-based PE, and Appalachian natural history.

Designated swim beach within Lake Anna State Park — supports freshwater ecology awareness and outdoor physical education in a supervised setting.

Working farm gardens in the Virginia Piedmont — horticulture, plant science, and sustainable agriculture practices.

Combined arboretum and botanical garden near Charlottesville — plant taxonomy, native species ecology, and botanical science.

Community-supported organic farm with educational tours covering sustainable agriculture, soil science, and local food systems.

Forested Potomac River island memorial in Arlington, VA with self-guided trails through riparian hardwood habitat and a monument to Theodore Roosevelt.

Richmond city nature center with three lakes, trails, and naturalist programming — freshwater ecology, wildlife biology, and urban conservation education.

Virginia state park with two lakes and forested trails — freshwater ecology, Piedmont forest biology, and outdoor recreation.

Outdoor sculpture garden on the VMFA campus — can support art observation skills but primarily functions as a walkable outdoor space.

Reston nature center with trails and ranger programming — covers local ecology, wildlife identification, and environmental science.

Coastal NWR near Chincoteague — barrier-island ecology and migratory shorebirds.

Potomac River floodplain state park with freshwater shoreline ecology, wetland biology, and Chesapeake watershed geography.

Combined botanical garden and arboretum with labeled plantings — supports plant biology, dendrology, and local ecosystem study.

Urban botanical preserve with native Mid-Atlantic plant communities — supports plant taxonomy, ecology, and urban conservation studies.

Public rose garden with hundreds of labeled cultivars — supports basic botany, plant classification, and horticultural science for young learners.

Norfolk Botanical Garden's seasonal holiday lights display — primary draw is entertainment; limited structured curriculum content outside of basic horticulture.

Urban nature park with wooded trails and stream habitat — local ecology, wildlife observation, and plant identification in a walkable suburban setting.

Small municipal botanic garden in Lynchburg — supports plant taxonomy, native species identification, and basic botany curriculum.

Gift shop and garden area within Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden — botanical education content is in the main garden, not this retail facility.

Local nature park in Roanoke with garden areas and trails — supports outdoor education, plant identification, and physical education.

Urban freshwater wetland refuge near Alexandria — covers wetland ecology, stormwater management, and migratory bird habitat.