Classified for credit

Conservation-focused wildlife society near Issaquah — supports zoology, animal behavior, and Pacific Northwest species study.

State park campground on the Columbia River offering riparian ecology observation, geography of the Columbia Basin, and outdoor recreation.

Traditional Japanese garden on a university campus — landscape design, East Asian cultural geography, and horticultural principles.

Dryland botanical garden in Yakima showcasing high-desert plant species — covers arid-climate ecology, plant adaptations, and Pacific Northwest botany.

Small urban botanical garden on a hillside — basic plant identification and urban ecology in a city green space.

Formal rose garden within Point Defiance Park — plant taxonomy, horticulture, and pollinator biology in a structured outdoor setting.

Small municipal botanical garden in the Olympic Peninsula rain shadow — covers Pacific Northwest native plants, botany, and regional climate and ecology.

South Seattle Community College arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — supports dendrology, plant identification, and Pacific Northwest native plant ecology.

Community botanical garden with diverse plantings — supports plant biology, horticulture, and ecology observation.

Bellevue city park with trails and natural green space — supports basic outdoor education and PE, but limited formal curriculum infrastructure.

National Wildlife Refuge visitor contact station on the Washington coast — covers coastal ecology, migratory bird habitat, and estuary conservation.