Classified for credit

Zoo Miami's Conservation Action Center — wildlife conservation science, endangered species biology, and Florida ecosystem advocacy.

Wildlife education center on International Drive — introduces Florida native species, animal adaptations, and conservation concepts.

Rural museum and nature center in the Myakka region — combines Florida pioneer history with local ecology and outdoor nature trails.

Environmental education center at a natural freshwater spring — covers Florida hydrology, native ecosystems, and conservation biology.

Historic botanical garden site at LEGOLAND Florida with butterfly garden and native plant areas — covers plant biology and Florida ecosystems.

County-run nature center in South Florida with live animals and trails — covers subtropical ecology, wildlife biology, and native plant identification.

Family citrus grove and tropical fruit farm in Dundee, FL — covers subtropical horticulture, citrus cultivation, and Florida agricultural economics.

South Florida municipal arboretum with labeled tropical and subtropical species — supports plant taxonomy, botany, and regional ecology.

Visitor center for the Crystal River NWR manatee habitat — covers marine mammal biology, estuarine ecology, and Florida water systems.

Extension-service demonstration gardens in Lake County — covers Florida native plants, horticulture, and insect-plant relationships.

Barrier island state park accessible by ferry near Placida, FL — covers coastal ecology, Gulf barrier island geology, and marine biology.

Undeveloped barrier-island state park with undisturbed gulf beach and pine flatwoods — covers coastal ecology, bird migration, and gulf geology.

Private wildlife sanctuary rehabilitating Florida native animals — supports wildlife biology, animal care, and Florida ecosystem conservation study.

Wildlife rehabilitation and education center on the Florida Panhandle — covers native species biology, wildlife conservation, and coastal ecosystems.

Small private zoo in Crestview, FL with exotic and native animals — supports introductory zoology and wildlife awareness.

Terra Ceia Bay preserve with mangrove shoreline, tidal flats, and a Tocobaga shell midden — supports coastal ecology, estuarine biology, and Florida prehistory.

Brevard County nature park with boardwalk trails through Florida scrub and wetland habitat — supports native plant ecology and wildlife observation.

Observation tower in Everglades City providing elevated views of Ten Thousand Islands — covers Everglades ecology, estuary geography, and wildlife observation.

Florida state preserve protecting the largest remaining strand swamp, home to native orchids and Florida panthers — covers subtropical ecology and conservation biology.

State park featuring Florida's highest waterfall and a sinkhole lake — covers karst geology, hydrology, and Florida ecosystem ecology.

Florida spring-fed state park with first-magnitude spring boil and river ecosystem — covers karst hydrology, freshwater biology, and Florida ecology.

South Florida nature center within a cypress and fern wetland — covers subtropical plant ecology, native wildlife, and wetland hydrology.

Flamingo habitat exhibit at Busch Gardens Tampa — supports avian biology, animal behavior, and tropical ecosystem study.

County botanical garden with themed plant collections — supports plant taxonomy, Florida horticulture, and ecosystem diversity in a well-maintained outdoor setting.