Classified for credit

Public observatory with telescopes and astronomy programs — covers optics, planetary science, and observational astronomy.

Working Florida citrus operation — covers citrus horticulture, fruit development, and Florida's agricultural economy.

Working creamery farm with animal interactions — covers dairy agriculture, animal husbandry, and food-production science.

Working aquaponics facility demonstrating integrated fish and plant cultivation — covers biology, water chemistry, and sustainable food systems.

Working alpaca farm offering guided tours — fiber-animal husbandry, wool production process, and mammal biology.

Museum dedicated to undersea technology and saturation diving history — covers marine engineering, pressure physics, and ocean exploration.

Waterfront center dedicated to manatee observation and conservation education — marine biology, ecology, and endangered-species study.

Marine aquarium retail and display facility — supports marine biology, fish taxonomy, and saltwater ecosystem study.

Gem and fossil mining attraction where kids sluice for minerals — supports basic mineralogy, geology, and earth science.

Working fish hatchery in South Florida — covers aquaculture, fish biology, water chemistry, and propagation of native freshwater species.

Museum dedicated to Florida's phosphate mining industry covering geology, mineralogy, and the economic history of industrial extraction.

Earth science museum at Santa Fe College in Gainesville — covers mineralogy, petrology, and geologic processes through specimen collections and exhibits.

Interactive illusion exhibits at Icon Park — hands-on application of optics, perception science, and geometry principles.

Small local aquarium with marine and freshwater species — covers fish taxonomy, aquatic ecosystems, and basic marine biology.

Working family farm in Fort Pierce — covers plant agriculture, farm operations, and Florida's commercial growing industry.

Wildlife rehabilitation and education center for injured native Florida animals — covers vertebrate biology, wildlife ecology, and conservation science.

Outdoor butterfly garden with live specimens — covers insect life cycles, pollinator ecology, and entomology.

Florida fish hatchery with raceways and production ponds — covers applied aquaculture, freshwater fish biology, and state wildlife management.

Community observatory in Tallahassee — supports observational astronomy, optics, and introductory astrophysics for public and school groups.

Small local aquarium in a retail center with live marine and freshwater displays — covers basic fish taxonomy, aquatic adaptations, and marine ecosystem concepts.

Interactive farm experience with domestic animals and agricultural activities — supports animal biology, plant life cycles, and food systems for early learners.

Working mill and salvage lumber operation in Baker County — demonstrates historic milling processes, wood science, and sustainable materials reuse.

University-affiliated public observatory in Melbourne — covers telescopic observation, celestial mechanics, and introductory astrophysics.

Marine science center on Fort Myers Beach with touch tanks and exhibits — covers Gulf of Mexico marine biology, estuarine ecology, and sea life identification.