Classified for credit

Observation tower within Jonathan Dickinson State Park offering views of Florida scrub and river ecosystems — wildlife observation and ecological geography.

Florida Institute of Technology campus botanical garden — covers subtropical plant diversity, horticultural science, and native Florida ecosystem botany.

Florida wildlife park with alligators, native reptiles, and subtropical fauna — covers Florida ecology, reptile biology, and native species conservation.

Botanical garden featuring native Florida plants, bamboo, and water gardens — supports plant biology, ecology, and horticultural science.

Curated Florida garden within Naples Botanical Garden — plant ecology, regional horticulture, and Florida-native species identification.

Working Florida farm with agritourism programs — covers crop science, sustainable agriculture, and farm-to-table food systems.

Visitor center for the National Key Deer Refuge — endangered species conservation, island ecology, and Florida Keys habitat biology.

One of Florida's last intact dry prairies — covers grassland ecology, fire-dependent ecosystems, and Florida panther habitat biology.

Restored wetland wildlife drive and hiking trails around Lake Apopka — migratory bird ecology, freshwater restoration science, and Florida habitats.

Florida state park on Lake Griffin with boating and wildlife habitat — freshwater ecology, bird and alligator biology, and wetland conservation.

Florida state park with multiple lakes and diverse habitats — supports freshwater ecology, bird identification, and outdoor physical education in a natural setting.

Florida nature preserve with environmental education center — covers subtropical wetland ecology, native wildlife, and conservation science.

Federally managed freshwater marsh refuge — supports field study of wetland ecology, migratory birds, and Florida wildlife conservation.

Working farm near Lithia Springs with animal husbandry and agricultural activities — supports hands-on study of farm ecology and plant and animal biology.

Florida county park centered on a natural freshwater spring — covers spring hydrology, karst geology, and aquatic ecosystem biology.

South Florida nature center with preserve trails — subtropical ecology, invasive species study, and native Florida wildlife habitat.

Federal wildlife refuge on the Gulf Coast covering tidal marsh, estuarine ecology, and migratory bird habitats along the Suwannee River.

Formal rose garden on the Ringling estate — supports botanical study of cultivated rose species and horticultural design.

Florida botanical discovery garden at Pinellas County Extension — native plant ecology, butterfly habitat, and hands-on horticultural science for children.

Historic Florida botanical garden with tropical and subtropical plant collections — supports plant biology, horticulture, and Florida native ecosystem study.

City botanical garden with native Florida plants, wetland areas, and wildlife — supports plant biology and local ecology study.

Urban botanical garden featuring tropical and subtropical plants — supports plant biology, horticulture, and South Florida ecosystem study.

County botanical garden with 14 themed gardens — covers plant biology, Florida ecosystems, and horticultural science.

Federally managed coastal refuge on Florida's Treasure Coast — covers sea turtle nesting ecology, coastal scrub habitat, and conservation biology.