Classified for credit

Wetland nature center with trails and wildlife habitat — covers ecology, wetland biology, and Wisconsin native species.

Federal wildlife refuge visitor center in central Wisconsin — covers crane and wetland species conservation, migratory bird ecology, and refuge management.

Federal wildlife refuge known for whooping crane recovery — covers wetland ecology, endangered-species biology, and conservation policy.

Wisconsin state park on the Mississippi River bluffs near the site of Nelson Dewey's historic farm — combines riparian ecology study with early Wisconsin statehood history.

Wisconsin state park with forested trails near the Sugar River — supports forest ecology, native plant identification, and outdoor PE.

Free municipal zoo in Baraboo with a variety of regional and exotic animals — animal biology, conservation, and zoology basics for young learners.

Urban woodland preserve on the edge of Oshkosh with trails through mixed forest — supports plant and wildlife ecology, tree identification, and outdoor PE.

Wisconsin's first state natural area features a glacial gorge with ferns and mosses — geology, plant ecology, and watershed science.

Wisconsin state park home to Manitou Falls — glacial geology, northern forest ecology, and watershed study along the Black River.

Wisconsin state park at the confluence of the Trempealeau and Mississippi Rivers with bluffs, wetlands, and diverse wildlife for ecology and geography study.

Lake Michigan shoreline state forest with dune ecology, Great Lakes coastal biology, and lighthouse history on the water trail.

Door County state park with forest trails and shoreline — supports ecology, Great Lakes geography, and outdoor PE.

Southeast Wisconsin nature center with native prairie, wetland, and woodland trails — ecology programs cover local plant and wildlife biology.

Small regional zoo in rural Wisconsin providing hands-on exposure to animal biology and wildlife conservation for younger learners.

Lake Michigan beach adjacent to Racine Zoo — shoreline ecology, freshwater biology, and geography of the Great Lakes basin.

County-operated nature center with trails, exhibits, and naturalist programs — ecology, Wisconsin wildlife, and environmental science.

Wisconsin state park atop one of the state's highest quartzite monadnocks — covers geology, forest ecology, and physical geography.

Wisconsin working ranch offering hands-on agricultural and animal husbandry experiences covering farm ecology and land stewardship.

Urban nature center with trails along the Root River — wetland ecology, native wildlife, and outdoor field study.

Environmental education center on the Milwaukee River — covers wetland ecology, native species, and watershed biology through guided and self-guided programs.

Riverside botanical garden showcasing plants and cultural elements from nations worldwide — plant geography, horticulture, and global cultures.

Wisconsin state park featuring a 300-foot quartzite mound with effigy mounds and petroglyphs — supports geology, archaeology, and ecology study.

Remote island state park accessible only by ferry, featuring forests, shoreline, and a historic lighthouse — covers ecology, geology, and Great Lakes geography.

Sandstone gorge state park near Wisconsin Dells with glacial geology, native forest ecology, and interpretive trail signage.