Classified for credit

Small NC coastal aquarium with sea-turtle rehab — marine biology and coastal-conservation programs.

University-managed botanical garden with greenhouse collections — covers plant taxonomy, native species identification, and botanical science.

National forest in the ancient Uwharrie Mountains — covers forest ecology, geological history of old-growth terrain, and orienteering.

Longleaf pine sandhills preserve with ranger programs — covers fire-adapted ecosystems, endangered species habitat, and Piedmont ecology.

Municipal nature center with wildlife exhibits and trails — covers local ecology, native species identification, and habitat study.

Large state park bordering Raleigh — Piedmont forest ecology and developed trail system.

Urban bird sanctuary and walled garden — avian biology, migratory patterns, and urban ecology in a Charlotte neighborhood setting.

Small municipal garden in Blowing Rock, NC — ornamental and native plantings support basic botany; limited curriculum depth.

Community botanical garden in coastal North Carolina — plant identification, native species ecology, and coastal plain botany.

NC city nature center — Piedmont ecology and beginner naturalist programs.

Historic UNC-Chapel Hill arboretum with labeled native and exotic trees — supports plant taxonomy, dendrology, and ecological observation.

Municipal rose garden with labeled cultivar collections — supports basic botany, plant taxonomy, and pollinator observation.

Pedestrian bridge converted to a planted garden over Lake Lure — supports lessons on native plants, pollinator habitat, and community conservation projects.

County-operated arboretum with labeled tree and plant collections — supports dendrology, plant science, and North Carolina native species identification.

Municipal rose garden with hundreds of labeled cultivars — plant taxonomy, horticulture, and pollinator biology.

Small arboretum near Boone with labeled tree and shrub collections — dendrology, Appalachian native plant identification, and forest ecology.

Urban bog garden with native wetland plants and wildlife — covers plant adaptation, wetland ecology, and local biodiversity.

Municipal botanical garden in Wilson, NC with diverse plantings — supports plant biology, horticulture, and local ecology units.

Municipal rose garden with labeled cultivars — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and horticultural study at a basic level.

Curated azalea and ornamental garden on the WRAL campus — supports botany, horticulture, and plant identification study.