Classified for credit

Visitor contact station for Big Oaks NWR on a former military reservation — covers wetland ecology, migratory bird habitat, and conservation land management.

Small community nature center with trails and wildlife habitat — local ecology, habitat study, and outdoor education.

Restored formal gardens along Charley Creek with native and ornamental plantings — supports basic botany, landscape ecology, and local natural history.

Native plant preserve along Wildcat Creek — field botany, riparian ecology, and Indiana native species identification.

Evansville community arboretum with labeled tree and plant collections supporting botany, dendrology, and local ecosystem study.

Historic ornamental garden originally displayed at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition — horticultural history and landscape design.

Display gardens with ornamental and native plantings — covers horticulture, plant taxonomy, and seasonal growth cycles.

Master Gardener-maintained display gardens at the Allen County fairgrounds — horticulture, plant taxonomy, and sustainable gardening practices.

Small township nature center with trails and local habitat — covers local plant and animal communities in an accessible outdoor setting.

Municipal rose garden in Richmond featuring curated rose varieties — supports basic botany and horticultural study.

Japanese friendship garden in Mishawaka — cultural geography, horticultural design principles, and US-Japan cultural exchange history.

Formal sunken garden within Fort Wayne's Lakeside Park — supports basic botany, landscape design, and plant identification.

Garden of plants mentioned in the Bible — connects botanical study to biblical history and Middle Eastern cultural geography.

Small urban nature preserve in Terre Haute with wooded trails — supports basic forest ecology, plant identification, and outdoor PE.

Small urban nature sanctuary in Zionsville with wooded trails — supports local plant and wildlife identification and introductory ecology for younger learners.