Classified for credit

Undeveloped barrier-island state park with undisturbed gulf beach and pine flatwoods — covers coastal ecology, bird migration, and gulf geology.

Working glass studio and gallery focused on contemporary blown glass — glassblowing technique, materials science of silica, and visual arts.

Ruins of an 1800s sugar mill amid botanical gardens — covers Florida agricultural history, industrial technology, and native plant ecology.

Stuart, FL museum featuring American invention history, automotive artifacts, and regional maritime exhibits — history, technology, and applied arts.

Private wildlife sanctuary rehabilitating Florida native animals — supports wildlife biology, animal care, and Florida ecosystem conservation study.

University-operated research observatory at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University — covers observational astronomy, telescope optics, and aerospace science.

Wildlife rehabilitation and education center on the Florida Panhandle — covers native species biology, wildlife conservation, and coastal ecosystems.

Small private zoo in Crestview, FL with exotic and native animals — supports introductory zoology and wildlife awareness.

Terra Ceia Bay preserve with mangrove shoreline, tidal flats, and a Tocobaga shell midden — supports coastal ecology, estuarine biology, and Florida prehistory.

Full-dome college planetarium with public shows — covers solar system, stellar astronomy, and celestial mechanics aligned to STEM standards.

Indoor butterfly garden featuring live tropical species — covers insect life cycles, pollination biology, and butterfly taxonomy.

Interpretive center at a Florida state park covering local ecosystems, coastal ecology, and environmental stewardship.

Brevard County nature park with boardwalk trails through Florida scrub and wetland habitat — supports native plant ecology and wildlife observation.

Observation tower in Everglades City providing elevated views of Ten Thousand Islands — covers Everglades ecology, estuary geography, and wildlife observation.

Florida state preserve protecting the largest remaining strand swamp, home to native orchids and Florida panthers — covers subtropical ecology and conservation biology.

State park featuring Florida's highest waterfall and a sinkhole lake — covers karst geology, hydrology, and Florida ecosystem ecology.

Florida spring-fed state park with first-magnitude spring boil and river ecosystem — covers karst hydrology, freshwater biology, and Florida ecology.

Working farm tour operation in Ocala, FL covering animal husbandry, crop production, and agricultural science.

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

FAU Harbor Branch ocean research facility visitor center covering marine biology, oceanographic research methods, and Atlantic coastal ecosystems.

South Florida nature center within a cypress and fern wetland — covers subtropical plant ecology, native wildlife, and wetland hydrology.

Historic fire station open to the public — covers fire-service history, firefighting technology, and community safety education.

Flamingo habitat exhibit at Busch Gardens Tampa — supports avian biology, animal behavior, and tropical ecosystem study.

Florida aviation museum with historic aircraft — aeronautical engineering, flight history, and aerospace science from early aviation to jets.