Classified for credit

Georgia coastal barrier-island state park with maritime forest and marsh — supports coastal ecology, tidal biology, and Southeastern geography.

Botanical garden and sculpture grounds with diverse plant collections — supports plant taxonomy, horticulture, and seasonal ecology study.

Trout-stream corridor state park in the Blue Ridge Mountains — covers coldwater stream ecology, forest biology, and fly-fishing conservation science.

Georgia land trust managing forests and greenway trails — conservation biology, native plant ecology, and outdoor physical education.

State-operated river park on the Flint River with trails — covers riparian ecology, geology, and outdoor recreation.

UGA's botanical garden and conservatory with labeled plant collections covering botany, horticulture, and plant ecology.

State Botanical Garden of Georgia visitor center with herb and physic gardens — covers plant classification, medicinal botany, and native plant ecology.

Georgia state park with Sweetwater Creek ruins and forest trails — combines Piedmont ecology field study with Civil War-era textile mill history.

Small working farm with miniature livestock breeds — supports introductory animal science, domestic breed diversity, and farm ecology concepts.

Small private zoo with exotic and domestic animals — supports zoology, animal behavior, and conservation education discussions.

State-designated arboretum on a historic mill site with labeled tree collections and riparian trails — dendrology, ecology, and Georgia native plant biology.

University of Georgia trial gardens evaluating new plant varieties — covers plant breeding, horticulture science, and comparative botany in a working research setting.

Georgia state park on Lake Hartwell with shoreline ecology, aquatic habitats, and outdoor recreation for PE and natural science units.

Georgia state park with forested trails and fishing pond — supports ecology, plant/animal identification, and outdoor PE.

North Georgia mountain state park with lake, trails, and ranger programs — covers Blue Ridge ecology, stream biology, and Appalachian forest habitats.

State-affiliated wildlife education center with live animal exhibits and conservation programming — wildlife biology and Georgia natural resources.

Wildlife center in north GA mountains — North American mammals and bird-of-prey programs.

Hands-on wildlife ranch near Atlanta where children interact with farm and native animals — supports zoology and animal husbandry study.

Small community botanical garden featuring native and regionally adapted plant collections — supports plant identification, botany, and horticultural science.

Freshwater beach within a Georgia veterans state park — provides outdoor PE and basic aquatic ecology in a managed natural setting.

Reservoir recreation area with wetlands and creek habitat — supports ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor PE.

Curated rose garden at Indian Springs State Park — plant taxonomy, horticulture, and cultivar identification in a botanical setting.

Urban nature preserve in Decatur with forested trails and creek habitat — local ecology, wildlife observation, and watershed biology in a metro Atlanta setting.

Georgia state park on Lake Walter F. George with shoreline ecology, wildlife habitats, and ranger-accessible natural areas.