Classified for credit

Illinois state park with lake, trails, and prairie habitat — supports ecology, biology, and outdoor PE curriculum.

Illinois state park protecting rare old-growth white pine forest — covers forest ecology, native plant communities, and conservation biology.

Municipal greenhouse conservatory with diverse plant collections — supports botany, plant biology, and horticulture study.

Illinois wildlife park with native animals in natural habitats plus a visitor center — covers Midwestern native species, conservation, and prairie ecology.

Urban state recreation area with lake and trails — freshwater ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor PE in a Chicago metro setting.

Illinois state park on Lake Shelbyville with trails and lake habitat — covers freshwater ecology, Illinois geography, and outdoor physical education.

Black-soil tallgrass prairie remnant near Chicago — native plant ecology, Illinois prairie restoration, and insect biodiversity fieldwork.

Small suburban Illinois wildlife park with native animals and natural habitat — supports basic wildlife biology and local species identification.

Small local nature center in Fulton, IL offering interpretive exhibits and outdoor trails focused on native Illinois ecology and wildlife.

Small community zoo in Braidwood, IL — introductory zoology and animal care concepts for younger children.

Remnant tallgrass prairie plot at Chicago Botanic Garden — supports native plant ecology, botany, and Illinois prairie biology.

Illinois state park with trails and fishing lake — supports outdoor biology, habitat study, and physical education in a central Illinois woodland setting.

Illinois state wildlife area with wetlands and grassland habitat — waterfowl biology, migratory patterns, and prairie ecosystem study.

Historic private gardens in Galena featuring native and ornamental plantings — supports botany, plant identification, and landscape ecology.

Municipal botanical garden with native and ornamental plantings — plant taxonomy, pollinator biology, and central Illinois horticulture.

Southern Illinois community garden with diverse plantings — horticulture, sustainable gardening practices, and plant biology.

University-affiliated arboretum with labeled tree and plant collections — covers dendrology, plant taxonomy, and local ecology.

Community arboretum with labeled tree collections — supports dendrology, plant biology, and native species identification.

Illinois state park with forested terrain and the state's highest natural point — supports ecology, topography, and outdoor physical education.

Municipal arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — supports dendrology, plant taxonomy, and seasonal botany study.

Rose garden in Glencoe, IL with labeled cultivars — supports basic botany, plant taxonomy, and horticulture observation.

Reservoir state park with wetland habitat, fishing, and wildlife observation — supports ecology and outdoor PE study.

Illinois state fish and wildlife area with wetlands and upland habitat — covers freshwater ecology, wildlife management, and native species identification.

Labeled botanical collections on the SIUE campus — covers plant taxonomy, horticulture, and Midwest native and ornamental species identification.