Classified for credit

Large state forest in the New Jersey Pine Barrens covering the unique ecology of pitch pine lowlands, cedar bogs, and Atlantic coastal plain biodiversity.

Nature preserve with trails, a wildlife center, and a lake managed by the Plainsboro township — supports bird biology, wetland ecology, and wildlife observation.

Community college planetarium offering public shows on astronomy, space science, and celestial mechanics.

Wildlife refuge and sanctuary taking in injured and unwanted animals — covers animal biology, rehabilitation science, and humane care ethics.

Specialty iris garden with over 4,000 varieties — supports plant biology, hybridization concepts, and pollenation study during peak bloom season.

Revolutionary War battlefield where the 1777 Battle of Princeton was fought — supports primary-source military history and colonial-era civics.

Audubon Society nature center with trails and wildlife habitat — covers bird identification, native plants, and local ecology.

NJ state park along the Rancocas Creek with forested trails — riparian ecology, native plant identification, and watershed biology.

Red Bank Battlefield park preserves a Revolutionary War fortification site — covers colonial military history and the New Jersey campaign of 1777.

Revolutionary War battlefield where Continental forces repelled a British/Hessian assault in 1777 — primary-source military history and Delaware Valley campaign study.

Five-and-a-half-acre urban arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — supports dendrology, plant identification, and local ecosystem studies.

Meadowlands wetland park with trails and birding — ecology, wetland biology, and habitat restoration in a functioning urban estuary.

Urban nature center with forest and wetland trails — covers local plant and animal ecology, seasonal observation, and environmental stewardship.

New Jersey state park with iron-forge heritage, forest ecology, and developed trails covering natural history and early American industrial history.

Community college planetarium offering public astronomy shows covering stellar physics, the solar system, and celestial navigation.

Washington's last Revolutionary War headquarters, preserved as a historic site — covers Continental Army operations and the end of the American Revolution.

Museum dedicated to John Roebling's wire rope and cable manufacturing legacy — covers industrial engineering, materials science, and 19th-century infrastructure.

Display rose garden at Rutgers Gardens with over 4,000 labeled rose specimens — covers plant taxonomy, hybridization, and formal horticultural practice.

University-affiliated botanical garden with display and research collections — covers plant taxonomy, sustainable agriculture, and garden ecology.

University geology museum with mineral, fossil, and rock collections — supports earth science, mineralogy, paleontology, and stratigraphy curriculum.

Rutgers University ecological preserve with marked trails through forest and wetland habitats — supports field biology, plant identification, and ecological study.

Public garden surrounding a historic New Jersey home with seasonal flowering collections — botany, horticultural design, and plant life-cycle studies.

Boardwalk aquarium in Wildwood, NJ with marine and freshwater species on display — covers coastal marine biology, fish anatomy, and ocean ecosystems.

Oceanfront park on the NJ Shore with beach access and tidal zone — supports coastal ecology, marine biology, and physical geography curriculum.