Classified for credit

Coastal nature center focused on sea turtles, marine biology, and coral reef ecology with live animal exhibits and rehab facility.

Fifty-acre botanical garden with over 40 themed gardens and a camellia collection — plant taxonomy, horticulture, and Florida native ecology.

One of Florida's oldest state parks preserving old-growth cypress and hardwood hammock — covers subtropical ecology, botany, and conservation biology.

Florida state park on the Hillsborough River with hiking, paddling, and a historic fort site — supports ecology, river biology, and Florida history.

National Historic Landmark featuring a 205-foot carillon tower set in a formal garden — covers Florida history, landscape design, and American Arts and Crafts architecture.

Multi-period archaeological and environmental site on Sarasota Bay — covers prehistoric Native American settlement, pioneer-era history, and coastal ecology.

Nation's oldest continuously occupied European settlement with walking tours covering Spanish colonial, British, and early American history.

Gulf Coast barrier island state park with osprey nesting habitat — coastal ecology, shorebird biology, and barrier island geomorphology.

Working family farm offering seasonal crop tours and agricultural education — covers plant biology, food production, and farm ecology.

Hands-on science center with interactive exhibits covering physical and life sciences — supports broad elementary and middle-school STEM curriculum.

Museum dedicated to live jellyfish displays — covers cnidarian biology, marine zoology, and bioluminescence.

Barrier island state park with mangrove estuary and seagrass habitat — supports coastal ecology, marine biology, and Florida natural history.

Florida state park encompassing scrub, flatwoods, and river habitats — subtropical ecology, river science, and Florida natural history with ranger programming.

Miami wildlife and ecology park featuring birds, reptiles, and tropical species — zoology, conservation biology, and tropical ecosystem study.

Restored 1860 lighthouse with museum — covers maritime navigation history, Fresnel lens optics, and Florida coastal history.

Historic Keys aquarium with touch tanks and open-air exhibits — covers tropical marine biology, reef ecosystems, and shark and ray biology.

Only frost-free botanical garden in the continental U.S. — supports tropical plant biology, conservation of rare South Florida species, and island ecology.

College-affiliated digital planetarium with public shows — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and space science aligned to NGSS Earth and Space standards.

Self-guided wildlife drive around Lake Apopka — supports field study of Florida wetland ecology, migratory and wading bird identification, and watershed restoration.

Florida scrub and wetland park with a living-history cow camp, native wildlife, and ranger-led ecology programs.

LEGO-themed amusement park — limited structured curriculum content; best supported by supplementary STEM or engineering design activities.

55-acre Orlando botanical garden with diverse plant collections — supports plant biology, horticulture, and ecosystem comparison curriculum.

Sea turtle research and rehabilitation center on the Atlantic coast — covers marine biology, conservation biology, and sea turtle nesting ecology.

Barrier island nature center within John D. MacArthur Beach State Park — covers coastal and marine ecology, sea turtle biology, and South Florida estuary systems.