Classified for credit

City museum in Tupelo covering northeast Mississippi history including Civil War, Chickasaw heritage, and the region's musical legacy — broad regional social and cultural history.

Audubon-managed center on the Pascagoula River — covers Gulf Coast wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and river watershed conservation.

Mississippi state park with lake, trails, and campgrounds — supports outdoor education in freshwater ecology and longleaf pine habitat.

State-managed wildlife management area in Mississippi bottomlands — supports wetland ecology, migratory bird study, and wildlife habitat management.

Mississippi state park with a lake, forest trails, and recreational facilities — covers southeastern forest ecology and outdoor physical education.

Crosby Arboretum's Pinecote Pavilion showcases native longleaf pine savanna and wetland ecosystems — applied botany and regional ecology.

University-affiliated environmental center on the Tombigbee River — supports riparian ecology, field science, and geographic study of the Southeastern U.S.

Federally operated fish hatchery in Tupelo raising warmwater species — applied biology, aquaculture practices, and freshwater fish life cycles.

Birthplace and memorial museum of Elvis Presley — covers 20th-century American music history, Southern culture, and biography.

Botanical garden on the Ross Barnett Reservoir — supports plant identification, native species ecology, and outdoor nature study.

Mississippi state park with lake, trails, and forest habitat — supports freshwater ecology, native species identification, and outdoor PE.

Antebellum plantation mansion in Natchez covering pre-Civil War Southern history, architecture, and the history of slavery.

William Faulkner's Oxford home and study — covers American Southern literature, 20th-century literary history, and the author's life and writing process.

University-based planetarium offering sky programs — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and observational science.

AZA-accredited municipal zoo with African-savanna exhibit — supports zoology, animal adaptations, and conservation biology curriculum.

Mississippi Gulf Coast state park with salt marsh, bayou habitat, and Gulf shoreline — supports coastal ecology, estuarine biology, and outdoor PE.

Civil War interpretive center covering the Siege of Corinth — primary-source military history, strategy, and Reconstruction-era civics.

Boardwalk trail through Mississippi Delta oxbow lake habitat — supports field study of cypress-tupelo wetland ecology, waterfowl, and freshwater biology.

Cultural center and museum in Jackson's first public school for Black students — covers African American history, civil rights, and Mississippi's segregation era.

Small natural history museum with regional fossil, geology, and wildlife exhibits covering Mississippi's prehistoric and ecological record.

Federal wildlife refuge along the Mississippi Alluvial Valley — migratory bird ecology, wetland habitats, and conservation biology.

Audubon-managed preserve with guided birding, native plant restoration, and wetland ecosystems — applied ornithology and conservation biology.

Private wildlife management property near Vicksburg offering wetland and upland habitat study — covers waterfowl ecology and land stewardship.

Birthplace and welcome center for playwright Tennessee Williams — covers American literary history and mid-20th-century Southern culture.