Classified for credit

Licensed wildlife refuge rehabilitating native NJ species — covers wildlife biology, ecology, and conservation practice with live animal encounters.

Restored 1719 colonial home of William Trent — covers early American colonial settlement, merchant life, and New Jersey founding history.

Amateur astronomy public observatory in Washington Crossing Park — covers telescopic observation, celestial mechanics, and light physics.

Museum documenting African-American history in New Jersey — supports primary-source study of the African diaspora, civil rights, and local social history.

NJ state park with a restored 19th-century iron-furnace village — industrial history and Pine Barrens ecology.

New Jersey state park with forests, lakes, and trails — supports NJ native ecology, geology, and outdoor physical education.

Amateur astronomy club offering public star parties and telescope observation — covers celestial mechanics, constellation identification, and observational astronomy.

Museum housed in the historic Botto House covering the 1913 Paterson Silk Strike and U.S. labor movement — primary-source American labor and immigration history.

State wildlife management area with wetlands, grasslands, and waterfowl habitat — supports bird biology, wetland ecology, and conservation-management study.

Small boardwalk aquarium on the Atlantic City waterway covering local marine species, fish biology, and coastal ecology.

Cape May Bird Observatory hawk-watch platform during fall migration — covers raptor identification, migration biology, and citizen science data collection.

Morris County outdoor education center with formal gardens and naturalistic landscapes — botany, ecology, and landscape design within a preserved estate.

Rutgers University Gardens bamboo collection and surrounding botanical grounds — plant biology, invasive species management, and horticultural science.

Large Hindu mandir complex with cultural exhibits on Indian history, architecture, and spiritual traditions.

Restored 18th-century Quaker farmstead in Cherry Hill — covers colonial New Jersey agriculture, family life, and local heritage.

NJ maritime museum documenting Barnegat Bay boatbuilding and fishing heritage — covers coastal geography, vessel design, and regional maritime history.

Historic 1835 lighthouse on Barnegat Inlet with climbable tower — covers maritime navigation history, coastal geology, and lighthouse engineering.

New Jersey Pine Barrens state forest with cedar streams and pine-oak ecology — supports botany, hydrology, and forest ecosystem studies.

Preserved 18th-century iron-furnace village in the Pine Barrens — covers colonial iron production, bog iron geology, and New Jersey industrial history.

Pinelands iron-furnace village visitor center covering 18th–19th-century bog-iron production, glassmaking, and colonial industry.

South Jersey pine barrens state forest with cedar lake, trails, and Atlantic coastal plain ecology — forest biology and freshwater habitat study.

Dark-sky astronomy site within Bellplain State Forest with public star-gazing programs — covers observational astronomy, light pollution, and the night sky.

Colonial-era home of Elias Boudinot, signer of the Treaty of Paris — covers Revolutionary War diplomacy and New Jersey colonial history.

Pine Barrens state forest in NJ with trails and diverse ecosystem — covers forest ecology, plant biology, and watershed science.