Classified for credit

Large urban park featuring a zoo, natural history museum, botanical garden, and planetarium — broad natural-science curriculum hook.

Historic 33-acre estate with formal gardens, arboretum, and Rhode Island botanical collections — supports dendrology, horticulture, and 19th-century estate history.

Historic estate garden featuring 80+ topiary sculptures — covers horticultural science, plant shaping techniques, and landscape history.

AZA-accredited zoo with strong conservation programming — covers zoology, animal behavior, and global conservation biology.

Small working animal farm on Block Island — supports introductory animal husbandry, farm ecology, and life sciences for younger students.

Audubon Society of Rhode Island environmental education center with trails and wildlife habitat — covers ecology, local species, and conservation.

Audubon Society wildlife refuge with trails — supports bird identification, habitat ecology, and conservation biology study.

Audubon coastal wildlife refuge in Tiverton — covers migratory bird ecology, salt-marsh biology, and Rhode Island coastal conservation.

Audubon-managed wildlife refuge with trails — covers bird identification, habitat conservation, and New England forest ecology.

Audubon Society headquarters with nature trails and wildlife sanctuary — supports bird biology, habitat ecology, and conservation curriculum.

Large undeveloped wildlife management area in RI — field study of forest ecology, wildlife habitat, and conservation land management.

State park along the historic Blackstone River — covers industrial heritage, riparian ecology, and the birthplace of American textile manufacturing.

Coastal NWR on Block Island with migratory bird habitat — ornithology, Atlantic coastal ecology, and island biogeography.

URI-managed botanical gardens and glass conservatory with labeled plant collections — supports botany, horticulture, and plant science at the university level.

Coastal headland state park on Narragansett Bay with ocean views and shoreline access — covers coastal geology, marine ecology, and Rhode Island geography.

Scenic coastal parkland at Newport's southern tip — supports lessons in coastal geology, Atlantic Ocean ecology, and Rhode Island coastal geography.

Rhode Island state park naturalist cabin and trails — field-based ecology, local wildlife identification, and outdoor education.

Rhode Island state park with freshwater ponds, woodlands, and Atlantic coastal plain habitat — supports ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor PE.

Coastal wildlife refuge on Narragansett Bay — covers estuarine habitat, migratory birds, and Rhode Island coastal ecology.

Coastal state park on Narragansett Bay with shoreline trails — marine ecology, tidal habitats, and coastal geography.

Coastal wildlife sanctuary on Jamestown Island — supports field study of shorebirds, estuarine habitats, and Rhode Island coastal ecology.

Narragansett Bay shoreline park with tidal access — covers coastal ecology, tidal patterns, and marine invertebrate biology through direct observation.

Undeveloped barrier beach on a coastal salt pond — coastal geomorphology, marine ecology, and intertidal habitat observation.

Newport public beach on Narragansett Bay — coastal geology, tidal ecology, and marine biology observation opportunities.