Classified for credit

Mississippi arts center supporting visual and performing arts — provides art-appreciation and cultural studies content tied to Southern artistic traditions.

Federally managed wetland refuge in the Atchafalaya Basin — covers freshwater ecology, migratory birds, and Louisiana bayou conservation.

Urban nature center with wetland trails and wildlife exhibits — covers Gulf Coast ecology, wetland biology, and Louisiana native species.

Antebellum plantation home where naturalist John James Audubon painted many Birds of America species — covers 19th-century natural history illustration, slavery, and plantation life.

Avery Island facility associated with Tabasco production and salt dome geology — covers food-science manufacturing and Gulf Coast geology.

New Orleans museum dedicated to Mardi Gras Indian, Social Aid and Pleasure Club, and Second Line traditions — covers African American cultural history and folk art.

Civil War-era coastal artillery battery at Fort Jackson — covers Confederate river defense, Mississippi Delta military history, and fortification engineering.

Federally managed bottomland hardwood refuge in the Mississippi Alluvial Valley — wetland ecology, migratory waterfowl biology, and river delta geography.

Hands-on children's museum in Thibodaux — interactive exhibits cover early literacy, numeracy, and Louisiana cultural geography.

Urban NWR protecting 23,000 acres of Gulf Coast wetlands — migratory bird biology, bayou ecology, and wetland conservation.

Louisiana coastal state park in the Mississippi River delta — bayou ecology, wetland science, and Gulf Coast geography.

Louisiana museum focused on bayou aquatic life, commercial fishing, and wetland ecosystems — supports marine biology, ecology, and Gulf Coast regional geography.

Forested lake refuge in the Mississippi River Alluvial Plain — covers bottomland hardwood ecology, wetland biology, and migratory birds.

USFWS refuge visitor center on a cypress-lined oxbow lake — covers bottomland hardwood ecology, migratory waterfowl, and Louisiana wetland conservation.

Indoor aquarium at a Baton Rouge mall — introduces marine biology, aquatic ecosystems, and species adaptation through interactive exhibits.

Federally managed bottomland hardwood refuge along the Pearl River — covers wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and riparian habitat conservation.

Louisiana state park on the Bogue Chitto River — river ecology, riparian biology, and southeastern forest habitat study.

Municipal botanical garden in Baton Rouge with themed plant collections — covers plant taxonomy, horticulture, and Gulf Coast native ecosystems.

Municipal arboretum in Baton Rouge with labeled tree and plant collections — supports botany, dendrology, and plant-identification curriculum.

LSU AgCenter museum and gardens with native plant collections — supports botany, horticulture, and Louisiana ecology curriculum.

Civil War-era river fortifications site in western Louisiana — covers Confederate river defense strategy and the Red River Campaign.

National wildlife refuge on the Gulf Coast flyway — covers migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and wildlife conservation.

Louisiana state history museum in Baton Rouge covering state and regional history from colonial times to the present.

Federal wildlife refuge protecting Louisiana bottomland hardwood and wetland habitat — supports waterfowl ecology, migratory bird biology, and wetland conservation study.