Classified for credit

Outdoor garden space connected to the Mississippi Museum of Art featuring sculpture and plantings — supports art appreciation and design principles.

MSU-affiliated arboretum preserving longleaf pine and pitcher plant bogs — covers Gulf Coast ecology, native plant biology, and habitat restoration.

Antebellum Jackson, MS home museum illustrating domestic life and Civil War-era Mississippi history through period furnishings and guided tours.

Federal wildlife refuge in the Mississippi Delta — covers migratory waterfowl biology, wetland ecology, and the Lower Mississippi River ecosystem.

Federal wildlife refuge complex in the Mississippi Delta covering bottomland hardwood ecology, waterfowl habitat, and migratory bird biology.

Federal wildlife refuge visitor center in the Mississippi Delta — wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and endangered species conservation.

Mississippi state park in the Tennessee River Hills featuring rock formations, trails, and waterways — supports Appalachian ecology and geological landform study.

Mississippi state park with river gorge, bouldering, and diverse forest habitat — geology and ecological field study.

National forest in Mississippi hill country — forest ecology, native hardwood and pine biology, and watershed geography through self-guided trails.

Mississippi state park near Tupelo with lake access and forested trails supporting freshwater ecology and outdoor biology fieldwork.

Mississippi state park adjacent to a reservoir — outdoor education in riparian ecology, wildlife observation, and physical geography.

Mississippi state park with forested lake environment offering ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation curriculum connections.

Train-themed attraction covering railroad history, model trains, and the role of rail transport in American commerce and settlement.

Working buffalo park and wildlife venue — large-mammal ecology, North American bison conservation, and grassland biology.

NPS-managed Civil War battlefield site in Tupelo, MS — covers the 1864 Battle of Tupelo and its role in the Union's Meridian Campaign.

Tupelo visitors center interpreting the Battle of Tupelo and Elvis Presley's birthplace city — covers Civil War history and mid-20th-century American culture.

Presidential library at Mississippi State University housing Grant's papers and Civil War–Reconstruction primary sources — supports research-based U.S. history curriculum.

University of Mississippi museum with permanent art and scientific instrument collections — covers American art history and history of science through displayed artifacts.

Museum dedicated to Walter Anderson's paintings of Gulf Coast wildlife — cross-curricular study of regional natural history through fine art.

Museum documenting Hurricane Katrina's catastrophic landfall at Waveland — meteorology, disaster science, and community resilience history.

Hands-on animal encounter experience in rural Mississippi — supports zoology, animal behavior, and wildlife conservation awareness.

Ruins of an 1861 antebellum plantation mansion — Mississippi architectural history, the Civil War's impact on the plantation South, and 19th-century social history.

Free public garden in the MS Delta — southern flora and seasonal plantings.

Federal wildlife refuge in the Mississippi Delta managing wetlands for migratory waterfowl — covers ecology, conservation, and bird biology.