Classified for credit

Drive-through safari park with free-roaming animals — applied zoology, animal behavior, and wildlife conservation concepts.

Large national forest in the Cumberland Plateau with waterfalls, caves, and diverse Appalachian ecosystems — supports ecology, geology, and outdoor education.

Formal gardens and historic estate on the Mobile Bay delta — covers horticulture, plant taxonomy, landscape design history, and Gulf Coast ecosystem ecology.

Birmingham Botanical Gardens with conservatories and labeled collections — plant taxonomy, native species, and Southern Appalachian horticulture.

Accredited zoo with 700+ animals — covers zoology, animal behavior, conservation biology, and endangered-species programs.

Private nature preserve in north Alabama with diverse canyon geology, waterfalls, and over 300 native plant species — supports ecology and botany.

Alabama's highest point state park featuring Appalachian geology, diverse hardwood forest ecology, and ranger-supported nature programming.

Alabama state park at Little River Canyon featuring waterfall ecology, forest biology, and stream geology with ranger-led programs.

Gulf-front state park with diverse coastal ecosystems — supports ecology, marine biology, geography, and physical education via trails, beach, and nature center.

Regional botanical garden with themed gardens and a butterfly house — covers plant biology, pollinators, and regional horticultural ecology.

Deep canyon preserve with waterfalls and canyon-rim trails — covers canyon geology, river ecology, and Alabama's unique plateau biodiversity.

AZA-accredited zoo with wildlife learning museum — animal biology, conservation ecology, and wildlife management across diverse species collections.

Alabama Nature Center with indoor and outdoor exhibits — covers regional wildlife biology, ecology, and Alabama native species.

90-foot waterfall park with a pioneer village and mini-zoo — geology of gorge formation, local natural history, and regional pioneer heritage.

City park with a 90-foot waterfall, gorge trails, and a pioneer village — geomorphology, local Cherokee history, and Alabama natural history.

Alabama's largest state park with forest, lake, and wildlife habitat — supports Appalachian ecology, wildlife biology, and outdoor PE across extensive trail systems.

Alabama's largest state park with diverse habitats, ranger programs, and developed trails — supports ecology, geology, and outdoor PE curriculum.

State park lodge on Lake Guntersville with access to trails, water habitats, and bald eagle observation — wildlife biology and freshwater ecology.

Private wildlife preserve housing big cats and exotic animals rescued from captivity — covers zoology, animal welfare, and conservation biology.

Small accredited zoo on the Alabama Gulf Coast — supports animal biology, conservation education, and wildlife diversity studies.

Alabama-focused outdoor nature center with trails and wildlife exhibits — covers local ecology, native species identification, and environmental science.

Alabama Wildlife Federation headquarters with wildlife education programs — conservation biology, native species, and wildlife management.

Botanical garden in Hoover, AL specializing in native plants and hydrangeas — supports plant biology, horticulture, and Alabama native-species study.

Working alligator facility in coastal Alabama — covers reptile biology, wetland ecology, and American alligator conservation firsthand.