Classified for credit

Public botanical garden with native and ornamental plantings — supports plant biology, ecology, and garden science in an accessible urban setting.

LSU AgCenter museum and gardens with native plant collections — supports botany, horticulture, and Louisiana ecology curriculum.

Township nature center with trails along the Clinton River — covers riparian ecology, native plant identification, and wildlife observation.

Wildlife rehabilitation and education center — applied zoology, native species biology, and conservation ethics.

Rhode Island state park naturalist cabin and trails — field-based ecology, local wildlife identification, and outdoor education.

Rhode Island state park with freshwater ponds, woodlands, and Atlantic coastal plain habitat — supports ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor PE.

Ohio state park with forested trails, lake, and wildlife habitat — supports ecology, field biology, and outdoor physical education.

Missouri conservation area with woodland and wetland habitats — supports field study in native plant ecology, wildlife biology, and outdoor education.

Connecticut state park centered on a glacially formed pond — supports freshwater ecology, glacial geology, and outdoor physical education.

Michigan state park on Burt Lake — freshwater lake ecology, Great Lakes watershed biology, and outdoor recreation in a fully developed park facility.

Island state park in Lake Champlain accessible by ferry — supports freshwater lake ecology, island biogeography, and outdoor PE.

Wildlife rehabilitation sanctuary in Jupiter with native Florida species — covers wildlife biology, injury rehabilitation science, and native habitat conservation.

Urban park with formal rose garden, greenhouse, and riparian habitat — supports botany, ecology, and outdoor PE goals.

Connecticut nature center with trails, wetlands, and naturalist programming — covers local ecology, wildlife identification, and habitat biology.

Coastal redwood state park with ranger programs — old-growth forest ecology, watershed science, and physical geography.

City-managed cave preserve protecting a karst cave system — covers speleology, cave ecology, and Texas limestone geology.

Outdoor butterfly garden on the Clemson University campus — supports entomology, pollinator ecology, and plant-insect relationships.

Butterfly garden within a university arboretum — supports entomology, pollinator biology, and plant-insect relationships.

Lake Champlain state park known for natural clay button formations — supports geology, ecology, and Vermont natural history.

South Mountain nature center with trails and wildlife programming — covers local ecology, Pennsylvania natural history, and outdoor physical education.

City zoo with native New England and exotic animals, emphasizing wildlife biology and conservation education programs.

Municipal arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — dendrology, plant taxonomy, and seasonal botanical observation.

Remote Sonoran Desert federal wildlife refuge with visitor center — covers desert ecology, Sonoran biodiversity, and conservation of endangered species and wilderness areas.

Large Maryland-National Capital regional park with nature center, trails, and a small zoo — covers suburban woodland ecology and wildlife observation.