Classified for credit

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

Academic photography museum with rotating fine-art and documentary photo exhibits — covers visual arts, photographic technology, and media literacy.

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.

Protected old-growth sandhill and wetland habitat near Orlando — Florida native plant communities, gopher tortoise ecology, and conservation biology.

Restored 1833 lighthouse with museum — covers maritime navigation history, Fresnel lens optics, and Florida Gulf Coast heritage.

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

Regional history center covering the Treasure Coast from prehistoric peoples through the 20th century — Florida local and state history.

19th-century Florida lighthouse on the Gulf coast — covers maritime navigation history, Fresnel lens optics, and coastal geography.

Federally managed wildlife refuge visitor center on the Gulf Coast — migratory bird biology, coastal wetland ecology, and the historic St. Marks Lighthouse.

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

St. Petersburg history museum covering Florida's early settlement, aviation pioneers, and Gulf Coast heritage through artifacts and primary-source exhibits.

State park visitor center for a large Florida scrub and wetland preserve — covers Florida flatwoods ecology, native wildlife, and conservation land management.

Federally protected barrier island refuge in the Apalachicola Bay — covers sea turtle nesting biology, old-growth longleaf pine ecology, and Gulf Coast geography.

Dark-sky astronomy program in southwest Florida — covers light pollution, naked-eye astronomy, constellation identification, and observational science.

Audubon nature center with wetland and upland habitats supporting bird identification, wetland ecology, and Florida wildlife study.

Working sugar cane agricultural cooperative — covers plant biology, food production, agricultural economics, and the industrial processing of a major crop.

Sugar Express offers a look at Florida's sugarcane industry near Clewiston — covers agricultural science, crop processing, and the economic history of sugar production.

Working tropical fish farm in Homestead — covers aquaculture practices, fish biology, and freshwater/marine species cultivation.

Private aquarium facility with marine and freshwater species exhibits — covers fish biology, aquatic ecosystems, and animal adaptations.

Florida state park at the confluence of the Suwannee and Withlacoochee Rivers — covers river ecology, Florida geology, and riparian habitats.

Candy-making retail shop with visible production area — introduces food chemistry, confectionery processes, and small-business economics.

Regional history center covering Tampa Bay's indigenous peoples, Spanish colonization, Cuban immigration, and Florida statehood.

Licensed raptor rescue and rehabilitation center — covers bird of prey biology, wildlife rehabilitation, and conservation ecology.