Classified for credit

Working Louisiana farm offering tours of subtropical agriculture — plant biology, crop cultivation, and farm-to-table food systems.

Barrier island state park on the Gulf Coast — covers coastal geology, estuarine ecology, storm-surge geography, and migratory bird habitat.

Restored 1830s Creole townhouse in the French Quarter with cooking hearth demos — covers antebellum New Orleans domestic life, architecture, and social history.

Public observatory operated by BREC with telescopes and public viewing nights — covers astronomy, optics, and the solar system.

University art museum at UL Lafayette with rotating and permanent exhibits supporting formal art history and visual arts curriculum.

LSU-affiliated arboretum with native and ornamental collections — dendrology, plant ecology, and Louisiana native-species identification.

Historic Royal Street building housing primary-source archives and galleries on New Orleans and Louisiana history from the colonial era forward.

Louisiana plantation site interpreting African American history, the slavery era, and the cultural roots of Southern music traditions.

Antebellum plantation home on the Great River Road — covers Louisiana sugar plantation history, enslaved labor, and antebellum Southern society.

Antebellum plantation estate on the Mississippi River — covers Louisiana sugar-plantation history, architecture, and the antebellum South.

Small community museum preserving New Orleans Mardi Gras Indian culture — covers African American history, folk art traditions, and oral history.

Interactive art-and-culture experience space on Frenchmen Street — covers New Orleans cultural history and visual arts.

Louisiana state park on Caney Creek reservoir — covers freshwater wetland ecology, native flora, and outdoor recreation in a Southern forest setting.

Mobile zoo and petting barnyard with live farm and exotic animals — introduces animal biology, classification, and animal husbandry for young learners.

Avery Island botanical garden and bird sanctuary — covers subtropical flora, snowy egret colony ecology, and Louisiana coastal conservation history.

Memorial museum documenting Hurricane Katrina's causes, impact, and government response — covers disaster science, civil engineering failures, and environmental policy.

Antebellum plantation house museum — covers Louisiana plantation economy, enslaved labor history, and 19th-century Creole architecture.

Louisiana national forest with longleaf pine savannas — forest ecology, watershed biology, and land management concepts.

Louisiana state park set in cypress-tupelo wetlands — covers Southern wetland ecology, freshwater biology, and regional geography.

Louisiana state park on oxbow Lake Bruin — study of freshwater ecology, riparian habitats, and Mississippi Delta geography.

North Louisiana state park on Lake Claiborne — covers Southern pine forest ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation science.

Louisiana state park centered on a large oxbow lake — freshwater ecology, cypress-tupelo wetland biology, and Gulf South natural geography.

Louisiana state park in the Atchafalaya Basin with cypress swamps and diverse wetland wildlife — supports bayou ecology, hydrology, and biology.

Reconstructed 19th-century Acadian village with period buildings — covers Cajun cultural history, French colonial settlement, and Louisiana heritage.