Classified for credit

Large Milwaukee-area county park with botanical garden, trails, and nature areas — supports plant biology, ecology, and outdoor physical education.

Scenic bluff-top state park above the Kickapoo Valley with forest trails and river views — supports ecology, topography, and outdoor physical education.

Small walk-through zoo in northern Wisconsin featuring deer, wolves, and native wildlife — covers Wisconsin wildlife biology and basic animal behavior.

City park with a small zoo and nature trails in Marshfield — supports basic animal biology and outdoor environmental exploration for young learners.

Small municipal zoo with native Wisconsin and exotic animals — animal biology, conservation, and wildlife adaptation for younger learners.

Nature center within Willow River State Park — covers river ecology, wildlife habitat, and Wisconsin natural history with ranger-led programming.

Rescue and sanctuary facility housing big cats — covers feline biology, wildlife conservation, and captive animal care.

Drive-through and walk-through deer park with Wisconsin native deer species — zoology, animal behavior, and native fauna in a hands-on setting.

Small municipal zoo with native and exotic animals — supports introductory zoology, animal adaptation, and conservation awareness.

Lakeside nature preserve and education center on Lake Michigan — shorebird migration, wetland ecology, and native plant restoration.

Wisconsin state natural area preserving dune and swale habitat along Lake Michigan — supports Great Lakes ecology, dune formation, and plant community studies.

Wisconsin wildlife refuge featuring wetland and marsh habitat — supports field observation of waterfowl, wetland ecology, and migratory bird species.

Old-growth hardwood forest unit within Wyalusing State Park — tree identification, forest succession ecology, and Mississippi River bluff geography.

Children's zoo education center at Milwaukee County Zoo — supports animal biology, conservation, and zoology curriculum.

Community nature center with trails and wildlife habitat — supports local ecology, bird identification, and outdoor biology.

Small ornamental and native-plant garden in Delavan — plant biology, horticultural design, and regional flora identification.

WI prairie + arboretum on the UW-Fond du Lac campus — tallgrass ecology and native woody-plant ID.

Small regional zoo in central Wisconsin — introductory zoology and animal observation for young children.

Urban arboretum in Milwaukee — self-guided tree identification and native plant ecology study in a developed park setting.

Municipal arboretum in Delavan with labeled woody plant collections — supports tree identification, plant biology, and seasonal ecology observation.

Small municipal arboretum in Delavan — supports tree identification, plant biology, and basic ecological observation.

Welcome and interpretive center at the Milwaukee County Zoo grounds — limited standalone curriculum content; best paired with full zoo visit.

Small community nature park with wetland and woodland trails — supports introductory field observation of native Wisconsin plants and wildlife.

University of Wisconsin Extension display gardens — covers horticulture, plant science, and sustainable landscaping practices.