Classified for credit

Working strawberry farm and market in Plant City — covers berry agriculture, seasonal crop production, and Florida's role in the national food supply.

Working fish farm in the Florida Panhandle — applied aquaculture, fish biology, and freshwater pond management practices.

Wildlife rehab center with education program featuring non-releasable native animals — covers raptor biology, wildlife rehabilitation methods, and Florida ecosystems.

Planetarium in St. Augustine offering public astronomy shows — covers celestial navigation, constellations, and the solar system aligned with STEM standards.

Working hydroelectric dam visitor centre covering electricity generation, fluid dynamics, and civil engineering. (Canadian facility.)

State-operated freshwater fish hatchery with raceway tours — applied biology, aquaculture, and Florida freshwater species.

Live-steam model railroad club with operating miniature trains — supports mechanical engineering, scale math, and railroad history through hands-on rides.

University research observatory open for public viewing sessions — covers optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.

University of Florida research observatory offering public viewing nights — covers telescope optics, stellar classification, and observational astronomy.

Working hydroelectric dam visitor centre covering electricity generation, fluid dynamics, and civil engineering — note: located in Ontario, Canada.

Planetarium at the University of South Florida Museum of Science and Industry complex — live and digital sky shows covering astronomy and astrophysics.

Licensed wildlife hospital and nature center in Coral Springs — covers wildlife rehabilitation, Florida ecology, and animal biology through live animal programs.

Regional science and discovery center with hands-on exhibits — supports physical science, technology, and early STEM inquiry for K–8 learners.

Nonprofit seabird rescue and rehab center — covers avian biology, wildlife medicine, and marine ecosystem conservation hands-on.

Historic 7-mile causeway over open water — covers civil engineering, marine geography, and Keys infrastructure history.

Working citrus grove and farm store with pick-your-own fruit and farm tours — applied plant biology, agricultural science, and Florida citrus industry history.

Craft distillery offering production tours — covers fermentation chemistry, distillation processes, and small-batch manufacturing.

Smithsonian-affiliated marine ecosystems exhibit covering coastal biology, estuary ecology, and Indian River Lagoon species.

Amateur astronomy club hosting public star parties — telescope optics, celestial navigation, and observational astronomy.

Licensed wildlife rehabilitation center in Fort Lauderdale — covers native species biology, animal care, and Florida ecosystem conservation.

Working u-pick farm with blueberries, sunflowers, and seasonal crops — covers plant life cycles, pollination, and small-scale agricultural science.

College-operated public observatory with telescopes available for public viewing sessions — covers astronomy, optics, and observational mathematics.

Marine science aquarium on the Indian River Lagoon — estuarine ecology, local marine life, and Florida coastal conservation.

College-operated public planetarium with sky shows — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and the solar system.