Classified for credit

Coastal nature center in San Pedro with trails and habitat interpretation — covers marine and coastal ecology in the LA harbor area.

State wildlife area in the Sacramento Valley with managed wetlands — supports waterfowl ecology, migratory bird study, and wetland biology.

Small city zoo with conservation focus and native wildlife exhibits — covers animal biology, endangered species, and California ecosystems.

Japanese-style public garden with koi ponds and native plantings — supports ethnobotany, cultural geography, and landscape design studies.

City-maintained arboretum with labeled tree and plant collections — supports dendrology, plant taxonomy, and local ecology studies.

Federally managed coastal refuge supporting shorebird and waterfowl populations — covers estuarine ecology, migratory biology, and Pacific Flyway geography.

Coastal dune unit of Humboldt Bay NWR — covers dune ecology, coastal geomorphology, and Pacific Flyway migratory bird biology.

County-run nature center in the San Jacinto Mountains — covers Southern California mountain ecology, native flora/fauna, and natural history through ranger-led programs.

Large Orange County regional park with wildlife areas, trails, and a small zoo — covers California wildlife ecology, native habitats, and outdoor physical education.

Historic Japanese garden within Golden Gate Park — covers traditional landscape design, Japanese cultural history, and plant ecology.

Coastal Mendocino County farm and nature center with trails and ecology programs covering California coastal habitat and sustainable land stewardship.

San Joaquin Valley national wildlife refuge protecting wetland habitat for migratory waterfowl — covers Central Valley ecology, bird migration, and wetland conservation.

Riparian nature center along the Kern River — covers Central Valley wildlife, river ecology, and native plant identification through trails and ranger programs.

River-corridor nature center along the Kern River — covers riparian ecology, Central Valley bird habitats, and local watershed science.

California DFW wildlife area along the Kings River — covers riparian ecology, migratory bird habitat, and freshwater biology.

Oakland hillside park adjacent to the zoo provides open-space ecology study with native plant communities and wildlife observation opportunities.

Cal Poly campus arboretum with labeled plant collections — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and landscape ecology curriculum.

Central California coastal state park with tide pools, marine terrace geology, and shorebird habitat — supports marine biology, oceanography, and earth science.

State wildlife area on the Pacific Flyway — waterfowl biology, migratory bird ecology, and Central Valley wetland habitats.

National wildlife refuge on the Pacific Flyway at the CA-OR border — covers migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and waterfowl conservation.

Rare urban freshwater marsh with interpretive nature center — covers wetland ecology, native species identification, and local watershed science.

Undeveloped California coastal state park with beach and coastal terrace habitat — covers Pacific coastal ecology and California natural history.

Central California coastal beach with dune ecology and shorebird habitat — covers coastal geomorphology, wind erosion, and marine biology.

Community nature center with wildlife exhibits and outdoor trails — supports local ecology, wildlife biology, and environmental science objectives.