Classified for credit

Remote island national park in Lake Superior — wolf-moose predator-prey research site; covers island biogeography, ecology, and wilderness navigation.

National lakeshore with sandstone cliffs, waterfalls, and dune ecology along Lake Superior — supports geology, biology, and geography curricula.

National lakeshore with sandstone cliffs, sea caves, and Great Lakes ecology — covers geology, freshwater biology, and physical geography.

National lakeshore featuring glacially formed dunes, freshwater ecology, and Great Lakes geography with ranger-led interpretive programs.

National Lakeshore on Lake Michigan with massive sand dunes, forest ecosystems, and ranger programs covering geology, ecology, and Great Lakes geography.

Botanical garden and arboretum with outdoor sculpture — covers plant biology, ecology, and landscape design across 158 acres.

Large private bear ranch in Michigan's Upper Peninsula housing North American black bears — supports wildlife biology and animal behavior observation.

State park featuring one of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi — supports hydrology, forest ecology, geology, and physical education.

Historic Cranbrook estate with formal gardens, sculpture, and landscape design — supports botany, landscape history, and garden ecology.

Small roadside deer ranch in the Upper Peninsula where children interact with tame deer — basic mammal biology and animal husbandry observation.

Nature center with hands-on exhibits covering local ecology, wildlife, and environmental science.

4,800-mile National Scenic Trail through northern forests — covers ecology, geography, and land navigation.

Working family farm near Traverse City offering hands-on agricultural experience — covers plant biology, food production, and farm ecology.