Classified for credit

Alligator farm and petting zoo offering close-up reptile encounters — covers American alligator biology, reptile adaptations, and Arkansas wildlife.

Scenic valley in the Buffalo National River corridor with elk herds, karst geology, and Ozark cultural-history context.

First U.S. national river with undeveloped Ozark corridor — covers river ecology, geology, and riparian biology with ranger-led programs.

Wild river state park known for Class IV–V whitewater — covers fluvial geomorphology, riparian ecology, and Ouachita Mountain geography.

Ozark state park with sandstone bluffs, cave systems, and diverse Ouachita forest ecology ideal for geology and biology fieldwork.

Large Arkansas state park and conservation area on Beaver Lake — covers Ozark ecology, watershed biology, and wildlife identification across 12,000+ acres of trails.

Clear-water reservoir state park in the Ouachita Mountains — supports freshwater ecology, geology of the Ouachita uplift, and outdoor recreation studies.

AZA-accredited zoo with diverse animal collection — covers zoology, wildlife conservation, and animal adaptation across multiple biomes.

Arkansas state park centered on one of the largest natural springs in the US — covers karst hydrology, spring ecology, and Ozark geography.

Arkansas's highest peak with diverse trail systems covering Ouachita Mountain geology, elevation ecology, and physical geography.

Residential outdoor science center with trail systems covering Ozark ecology, native species identification, and environmental stewardship.

Arkansas's first state park with waterfalls, canyon trails, and cedar forest — covers Ozark plateau geology and upland ecology.

Accredited big-cat and exotic animal refuge with guided tours covering wildlife conservation, animal behavior, and the exotic pet trade crisis.

Arkansas Game & Fish nature center at Crowley's Ridge with exhibits on regional wildlife, wetlands ecology, and conservation management.

AGFC nature center covering Mississippi Delta river and wetland ecosystems — supports freshwater biology, Delta geography, fish and wildlife ecology.

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission nature center on the Arkansas River — covers riparian ecology, native wildlife, and watershed conservation.

Arkansas Game & Fish nature center in the Buffalo River corridor — ranger-led programs cover Ozark ecology, wildlife biology, and watershed conservation.

Arkansas Game & Fish nature center at Cook's Lake — bottomland hardwood ecology, wetland wildlife, and freshwater biology in the Mississippi Delta.

State nature center on tallgrass prairie — covers prairie ecology, native plant biology, and Arkansas wildlife conservation.

State-run Arkansas Game & Fish nature center with freshwater exhibits and wildlife education — ecology, native species biology, and conservation.

Glass chapel set within Garvan Woodland Gardens at Hot Springs National Park — context for landscape design and botanical garden ecology; primarily a garden venue.

Alligator farm and petting zoo covering reptile biology, animal behavior, and regional wildlife native to the southeastern US.

State-managed arboretum with native Arkansas tree and plant collections — supports dendrology, native plant identification, and ecosystem study.

Arkansas native plant and wildlife center in the Ouachita foothills — covers regional plant identification, wildlife habitat, and native species conservation.