Classified for credit

Federally designated wilderness canoe area in northern Minnesota — covers freshwater ecology, boreal forest biology, navigation, and wilderness geography.

Federally designated wilderness canoe area covering over a million acres — supports ecology, freshwater biology, wilderness navigation, and physical education.

Large Minnesota Zoo with strong conservation programming — zoology, animal behavior, ecosystem biology, and global biodiversity across diverse habitat exhibits.

University of Minnesota arboretum with extensive labeled plant collections supporting botany, horticulture, and seasonal ecology study.

Urban park complex featuring a zoo, conservatory, and Japanese garden — supports ecology, botany, and animal biology curriculum.

Free municipal zoo and botanical conservatory — covers zoology, botany, and plant biology with a strong focus on family learning.

St. Paul regional park hosting the Como Zoo and Conservatory — covers zoology, botany, and conservation with accessible facilities for all ages.

Residential and day-use environmental learning center in Minnesota's northwoods — structured ecology programs, forestry, and wildlife biology.

Dodge Nature Center's main property with farm animals, wetlands, and trails — hands-on ecology, life science, and outdoor education.

Working farm property with nature trails and environmental education programs — covers agriculture, soil science, and Minnesota prairie/woodland ecology.

Minnesota state park on the Mississippi River bluffs — supports bird watching, river ecology, glacial geology, and outdoor PE.

Minnesota state park centered on a pristine glacial lake system — covers glacial geology, freshwater ecology, and native prairie and woodland habitats.

North Shore state park where the Gooseberry River drops through five waterfalls into Lake Superior — covers river geology, Lake Superior ecology, and boreal forest biology.

Premier hawk migration counting station on the Lake Superior ridgeline — raptor identification, population ecology, and bird banding demonstrations in season.

Family zoo in central Minnesota with drive-through and walk-through animal exhibits — covers zoology, animal behavior, and wildlife conservation.

Minnesota state park at the St. Croix River with glacially formed potholes — geology, river ecology, and geography curriculum hooks.

Minnesota state park containing the verified headwaters of the Mississippi River — covers watershed geography, boreal ecology, and river hydrology.

Minnesota state park featuring dramatic river gorge geology, suspension bridge, and diverse forest ecosystems — supports earth science and ecology.

Minnesota North Shore state park featuring the Devil's Kettle waterfall — fluvial geomorphology, boreal ecology, and watershed science.

Minnesota state park on a glacial lake with bog boardwalks, old-growth forest, and ranger programs covering northern forest ecology.

AZA-accredited zoo on Lake Superior's shore — animal biology, conservation programs, and regional wildlife education.

Residential outdoor education center on a lake — structured ecology, forestry, and conservation programs for youth groups.

Victorian-era indoor conservatory with tropical and desert plant collections — covers plant taxonomy, biomes, and photosynthesis.

State park on Mille Lacs Lake with Native American archaeological sites and an interpretive center — covers ecology, Minnesota geology, and Indigenous cultural history.