Classified for credit

Florida state park on Lake Griffin with boating and wildlife habitat — freshwater ecology, bird and alligator biology, and wetland conservation.

Florida state park with multiple lakes and diverse habitats — supports freshwater ecology, bird identification, and outdoor physical education in a natural setting.

Florida nature preserve with environmental education center — covers subtropical wetland ecology, native wildlife, and conservation science.

Federally managed freshwater marsh refuge — supports field study of wetland ecology, migratory birds, and Florida wildlife conservation.

Miniature railroad attraction in Largo Central Park — introduces rail transportation history and basic mechanical engineering in a ride-on format.

Art museum affiliated with St. Petersburg College — houses works by Abraham Rattner and exhibits covering 20th-century modernist and contemporary art.

Gilded Age museum in St. Augustine's 1887 Alcazar Hotel covering Florida history, decorative arts, and late 19th-century American culture.

Working farm near Lithia Springs with animal husbandry and agricultural activities — supports hands-on study of farm ecology and plant and animal biology.

Florida county park centered on a natural freshwater spring — covers spring hydrology, karst geology, and aquatic ecosystem biology.

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

South Florida nature center with preserve trails — subtropical ecology, invasive species study, and native Florida wildlife habitat.

Federal wildlife refuge on the Gulf Coast covering tidal marsh, estuarine ecology, and migratory bird habitats along the Suwannee River.

Site of the 1838 Second Seminole War battle along the Loxahatchee River — covers Native American resistance history and Florida territorial conflict.

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

Formal rose garden on the Ringling estate — supports botanical study of cultivated rose species and horticultural design.

Disney theme park with entertainment-based attractions — limited direct curriculum content; best classified as recreational rather than academic field-trip destination.

Florida botanical discovery garden at Pinellas County Extension — native plant ecology, butterfly habitat, and hands-on horticultural science for children.

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.

Preserved 19th-century Florida frontier village with original buildings — living-history study of pioneer settlement and early Florida civics.

Small aviation museum in the Florida Keys featuring vintage aircraft — covers WWII aviation history, aeronautical engineering, and military history.

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

Preserved homestead of author Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings — connects American literature, Florida rural history, and early 20th-century farm life.

Preserved homestead of author Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings — covers early 20th-century rural Florida life, American literature, and the writing process.