Classified for credit

Coastal Maine national park with tide pools, forests, and rocky summits — covers marine ecology, geology, and New England natural history.

Remote Maine wilderness park containing Mt. Katahdin — supports ecology, geology, wilderness navigation, and physical education through hiking.

Maine coastal state park with forested hills, ocean views, and developed trails — covers Maine ecology, coastal geography, and outdoor physical education.

Coastal Maine botanical garden with themed collections and children's garden — supports plant biology, ecology, and native species identification.

Western Maine state park featuring glacially carved gorges and waterfalls — covers glacial geology, forest ecology, and Appalachian geography.

Remote national monument in Maine's North Woods with undeveloped trails and ranger programs covering Appalachian ecology, watershed biology, and Wabanaki history.

Maine wildlife preserve with large exotic and native animals — zoology, wildlife conservation, and ecological stewardship near Acadia.

Maine's largest lake region offering boreal ecology, watershed geography, wildlife observation, and outdoor education in a remote wilderness setting.

Maine state park with lake, trails, and ranger programs — supports ecology, geology, outdoor PE, and New England natural history.

Easternmost point of the US with a historic lighthouse, coastal geology, boreal forest, and Atlantic tidal ecology accessible via state park trails.

Maine coastal state park with sandy beach, dunes, and tidal areas — supports marine biology, coastal geology, and tidal-zone ecology.

Maine state park on Sebago Lake with ranger programs, swimming, and forest trails — supports ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor PE curriculum.

Acadia National Park nature center with ranger programs, natural-history exhibits, and Tarn trail access — covers coastal Maine ecology and geology.

NOAA-designated estuarine reserve with trails and a working research farm — covers coastal ecology, tidal biology, wetlands conservation, and land-use history.

National Estuarine Research Reserve with salt marsh, forest, and beach habitats — covers estuarine ecology, coastal geology, and conservation biology.

Maine coastal state park with osprey nesting area and farm — covers tidal ecology, estuary biology, and Maine coastal natural history.

Undeveloped Androscoggin River corridor state park — riparian ecology, Maine river geography, and wildlife observation along an undeveloped floodplain.

Maine state park centered on Echo Lake with forested trails and volcanic geology — ecology, glacial landforms, and outdoor PE.

Coastal Maine state park with rocky shoreline — intertidal ecology, coastal geology, and outdoor physical education.

Coastal Maine land trust preserve with trails and tidal access — covers coastal ecology, land conservation, and estuarine biology.

Audubon-managed mountain sanctuary with hiking trails — covers bird biology, forest ecology, and wildlife conservation.

Maine state park with forested summit trails and diverse habitats — covers forest ecology, trail navigation, and New England geology.

Maine state park with forested hiking trails and summit views — supports ecology, plant identification, and physical education curriculum.

Coastal Maine land trust preserve with forest and wetland trails — supports forest ecology, wildlife habitat study, and physical education.