Classified for credit

State forest encompassing longleaf pine ecosystem and Carolina bay lakes — covers forest ecology, wetland biology, and forest management practices.

Alabama state park with mineral springs and floodplain forest — covers hydrology, native plant communities, and Gulf Coastal Plain ecology.

Conservatory garden within Garfield Park featuring tropical and native plants — supports botany, plant life cycles, and horticultural science.

Texas Hill Country state park on the Blanco River — supports aquatic ecology, geology, native species study, and outdoor physical education.

Urban nature center with trails, live animals, and naturalist programs — supports ecology, habitat study, and outdoor science.

University of Virginia's state arboretum with research gardens and native plant collections — supports botany, ecology, and plant science.

New York state park with forested trails — local ecology, geology, and outdoor physical education in a Hudson Valley setting.

Tennessee state park on Bledsoe Creek with hiking trails and wildlife habitat — covers ecology, native species, and outdoor physical education.

Japanese-style garden within Warner Parks featuring curated plantings — supports botany, landscape design history, and comparative horticultural traditions.

Private wildlife sanctuary in the NC Piedmont rescuing exotic and domestic animals — animal welfare, zoology, and conservation ethics.

Coastal NWR on Block Island with migratory bird habitat — ornithology, Atlantic coastal ecology, and island biogeography.

Working lavender farm with agritourism — covers plant biology, pollinator ecology, sustainable agriculture, and essential-oil production.

Nature Conservancy preserve with limestone rock formations and beach dune habitat — covers coastal geology, native plant ecology, and shoreline dynamics.

City park with natural springs, creek access, and woodland trails in the Ozark foothills — supports outdoor science observation and PE field documentation.

Lowcountry nature center in Ridgeland, SC offering wetland and coastal ecosystem education — habitat study, native wildlife, and conservation biology.

Urban nature preserve with forested creek corridor in Atlanta — supports Piedmont forest ecology, native species identification, and watershed science.

Working ranch offering farm and ranch education — covers animal husbandry, Texas agricultural ecology, and rural land stewardship.

DCR-operated trailside museum in Blue Hills Reservation with live native wildlife, natural history exhibits, and ecology programming.

Wake County park with wooded trails and lake habitat — supports ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor PE.

High-elevation PA state park with forested trails — covers Appalachian ecology, elevation geography, and physical education.

Wisconsin state park atop its highest point — covers glacial geology, upland ecology, and outdoor PE with observation tower access.

Ohio state park with a glacially formed lake and forested trails — supports freshwater ecology, geology, and outdoor PE in a natural setting.

Natural spring heritage site in the Ozarks with spring-fed stream and Native American use history — covers karst hydrology, Ozark ecology, and Indigenous cultural history.

Alabama state park with spring-fed swimming area and trails — covers freshwater ecology, geology, and outdoor recreation.