Classified for credit

Regional zoo with conservation programming — covers animal biology, habitat ecology, and species preservation for a range of ages.

Connecticut shoreline state park with beach, marsh, and Meig's Point Nature Center — coastal ecology, tidal biology, and shoreline geology.

State-run environmental education center with trails and wetland habitats — ecology, watershed science, and field biology programming for K–12.

Town-owned park and nature center in Windsor with trails, wildlife habitats, and a working farm — supports ecology, agriculture, and outdoor science.

Audubon center with trails, wildlife rehabilitation, and naturalist programs — covers bird biology, habitat ecology, and conservation science.

Combined museum and working farm/nature center with live animals and ecology exhibits — natural history, animal science, and environmental education.

4,000-acre conservation center with trails, a nature museum, and wetland study areas — covers Connecticut ecology, ornithology, and environmental science.

Private wildlife foundation in northwest Connecticut exhibiting exotic and native animals — supports zoology, conservation, and wildlife biology curriculum.

Municipal nature center with trails and wildlife exhibits — covers local ecology, wildlife identification, and habitat conservation.

Audubon-managed river bend preserve with guided programs covering freshwater ecology, birding, and watershed conservation along the Pomperaug River.

Audubon-managed woodland garden sanctuary — native plant ecology, bird habitat conservation, and Connecticut woodland biology.

Audubon wildlife sanctuary with trails and naturalist programming — covers bird identification, forest ecology, and wildlife conservation.

Urban nature center within West River Memorial Park — covers Connecticut wildlife ecology, pond biology, and local bird and plant identification.

Connecticut arboretum with labeled collections — plant taxonomy, ecology, and seasonal botanical observation.

Audubon-managed riverside sanctuary with trails along the Pomperaug River — supports bird biology, riparian ecology, and field observation skills.

Undeveloped CT state park with forested trails and kettlepond — supports ecology, glacial geology, and freshwater habitat study.

Connecticut state park with a reservoir and forested trails — freshwater ecology, Connecticut geology, and outdoor PE.

Undeveloped coastal state park with estuary, beach, and forest habitats — supports ecology, coastal geology, and field observation.

Preserved wildlife sanctuary with trail network — forest and wetland ecology, native species identification, and conservation biology.

Connecticut state park centered on a glacially formed pond — supports freshwater ecology, glacial geology, and outdoor physical education.

Connecticut nature center with trails, wetlands, and naturalist programming — covers local ecology, wildlife identification, and habitat biology.

Connecticut state park with lake, trails, and forested habitat supporting ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor PE.

Animal sanctuary in Newtown, CT dedicated to wildlife care and conservation education — covers animal biology, habitat needs, and wildlife rehabilitation practices.

Connecticut state park with forested trails, a stream, and a swimming area — supports ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor PE curriculum.