Classified for credit

Private wildlife sanctuary housing rescued domestic and exotic animals — supports animal biology and wildlife rehabilitation study.

Nature preserve with wetlands, meadows, and forest along Harrods Creek — covers Kentucky native ecosystems, stream ecology, and biodiversity.

Natural waterfall in the Red River Gorge area of Kentucky — covers sandstone geology, erosion processes, and Appalachian forest ecology.

Walk-through zoo on Creation Museum grounds featuring live animals — supports zoology and animal biology observation in a faith-based interpretive context.

Small private zoo with exotic and domestic animals — supports zoology, animal classification, and basic conservation awareness.

Self-guided wildlife trail through Dare County coastal wetlands — waterfowl observation, estuarine ecology, and Outer Banks habitat study.

Working farm and nature center with hands-on ecology programming — covers plant biology, soil science, and local wildlife habitat.

Kane County forest preserve nature center with trails, wetlands, and native habitat — ecology, plant identification, and outdoor observation.

Small petting zoo with domestic and exotic animals providing hands-on introduction to animal husbandry and basic zoology for younger children.

Maine coastal state park with sandy beach and barrier dune system — covers coastal geology, intertidal ecology, and New England shoreline biology.

Urban riparian nature park along Cibolo Creek — supports Texas Hill Country ecology, watershed biology, and native plant identification.

Mobile petting zoo bringing farm and exotic animals to visitors — introduces animal science, domestic species biology, and animal handling.

Family-friendly beach area in Rehoboth with tidal and shoreline wildlife — supports coastal ecology, marine organism observation, and outdoor play.

Small animal farm and petting zoo covering domestic livestock biology, animal care, and basic life-science concepts.

Wildlife rehabilitation station in the Sierra Nevada foothills — covers native California animal biology, injury triage, and wildlife conservation practices.

Small hands-on petting zoo with farm animals — supports basic animal biology, domesticated species identification, and animal husbandry concepts for young learners.

State park with equestrian trails, fishing ponds, and forested habitat — supports ecology, biology, and physical education.

Baltimore-area nature park with stream valleys, woodland trails, and environmental education programs covering Mid-Atlantic ecology.

Alaska state recreation site on the Kasilof River with salmon fishing and riparian ecology observation opportunities.

Coastal Georgia state park with saltmarsh and tidal creek ecosystems — estuarine biology, wildlife observation, and outdoor PE.

Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge corridor — coastal and urban wetland ecology, migratory shorebirds, and NYC estuary geography.

Federal wildlife refuge on Lake Barkley managing waterfowl habitat — covers wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and conservation management.

Historic NPS-maintained estate gardens at Jockey Hollow — covers ornamental horticulture, native plant ecology, and the property's Revolutionary War-era context.

Wisconsin state park with glacially shaped landscape and trails — covers glacial geology, native plant communities, and regional ecology.