Classified for credit

Michigan DNR state park on Budd Lake offering forested trails and lake ecology — supports freshwater biology, outdoor education, and physical fitness.

Urban nature center with trails along the Grand River — local ecology, wildlife habitat, and hands-on environmental education programs.

Michigan state park on Lake Charlevoix with swimming, trails, and lakeside habitat — covers Great Lakes ecology, native plant biology, and outdoor physical education.

University botanical garden with labeled plant collections — covers plant taxonomy, horticulture, and regional ecology.

Small Harbor Springs deer park — local wildlife observation for young children.

Wooded park near Auburn Hills with trails and wildlife habitat — supports nature journaling, forest ecology, and outdoor physical education.

Demonstration heritage garden at Shelby Township illustrating traditional and native Michigan plant cultivation and horticultural history.

Taylor city park with natural areas and heritage features — supports outdoor recreation, local history, and basic ecology observation.

City arboretum along the St. Joseph River with labeled native and ornamental trees — supports dendrology, plant identification, and seasonal ecology observation.

Municipal deer refuge in West Branch, MI — supports basic wildlife observation, white-tailed deer biology, and local conservation awareness.

College-affiliated arboretum with labeled tree collections — supports dendrology, botany, and plant taxonomy studies.