Classified for credit

Private aquatics and marine life facility in Vero Beach — covers aquatic biology, marine animal behavior, and water science.

County botanical garden with themed plant collections — supports plant taxonomy, Florida horticulture, and ecosystem diversity in a well-maintained outdoor setting.

Working farm and animal rescue — covers animal husbandry, agricultural biology, and ecosystem stewardship through hands-on interaction.

Heritage railroad museum with historic locomotives and rolling stock — covers railroad history, mechanical engineering, and industrial-era transportation.

Restored 1902 Florida state capitol building — covers state government structure, legislative history, and Florida civics.

Exotic animal zoo and sanctuary featuring non-native species — covers zoology, animal adaptations, and conservation concepts.

Museum dedicated to photographic arts in Tampa — covers the history of photography as a medium, visual composition, and documentary traditions.

University fine-arts museum with rotating and permanent contemporary exhibits — covers art history, visual analysis, and studio-arts concepts.

Working tropical fish farm in Wimauma — covers aquaculture, freshwater fish biology, and commercial fish breeding practices.

Florida wildlife rehab hospital — applied wildlife biology, native species, and rehab medicine.

Second Seminole War–era fort site in Florida — covers U.S.-Seminole conflict, Florida territorial history, and 19th-century military fortification.

Historic fort site within the Pensacola Historic District — covers Spanish colonial and Civil War-era Florida military history.

Second Seminole War fort site with reconstructed structures — covers U.S.-Seminole conflict, frontier military history, and Florida settlement.

Site of the first free Black settlement in North America (1738) — covers colonial history, African diaspora, and the politics of freedom in early Florida.

Pre-Civil War masonry fort on the Gulf Coast — covers 19th-century coastal defense engineering, the Civil War in Florida, and U.S. military history.

Florida state park at Fort Pierce Inlet with beach, dunes, and intertidal habitat — supports coastal ecology, marine biology, and Florida barrier island geography.

Public observatory at Markham Park with telescopes for public stargazing — covers astronomy, optics, and celestial mechanics.

Large Florida Fish and Wildlife–managed area with flatwoods, prairies, and wetlands — supports study of Florida scrub and flatwoods ecology, wildlife management, and prescribed fire.

Antebellum sugar plantation and mill ruins — covers pre-Civil War agricultural history, sugar production processes, and Florida territorial heritage.

Antebellum plantation house and Confederate refuge site — covers pre-Civil War Southern history, slavery, and Reconstruction-era Florida.

Historic 1890 Gasparilla Island lighthouse on the Gulf Coast — covers lighthouse history, Fresnel lens optics, and Florida maritime heritage.

Narrated train tour within Gatorland wildlife park — supports basic animal science and habitat observation for young children.

Small urban nature park in Largo with trails and a nature center — covers Florida native plant ecology, wildlife identification, and wetland biology.

University of Miami arboretum with diverse tropical and subtropical plant collections — supports botany, ecology, and plant taxonomy study.