Classified for credit

Georgia Southern University raptor and wildlife education center with live native birds — covers raptor biology, wildlife rehabilitation, and animal adaptations.

Georgia DNR wildlife education center with shooting sports, fishing, and natural-history programs — covers wildlife biology, conservation management, and Georgia's Piedmont ecosystems.

Georgia state park along the Chattahoochee River — covers river ecology, riparian biology, and watershed geography in a developed outdoor setting.

Cheetah viewing program at Chehaw Park in Albany — supports study of large-cat biology, behavior, and African savanna conservation.

Municipal zoo and park in Albany featuring native and exotic animals with conservation programming — covers zoology, animal adaptations, and wildlife conservation.

Small private wildlife preserve and zoo with exotic and native Georgia animals — supports zoology, animal behavior, and wildlife conservation curriculum.

Aquatic recreation and nature area within Chicopee Woods — covers freshwater ecology, wetland habitats, and outdoor physical education.

Nature preserve with Elachee Nature Science Center trails — biology, ecology, and native Piedmont habitat study.

Preserved antebellum home of Cherokee leader James Vann — covers Cherokee Nation history, forced removal, and the Trail of Tears in a primary-source setting.

Hands-on children's museum in Pooler, GA — interactive exhibits support early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts.

HBCU art museum with collections documenting African American artistic traditions and social history.

Botanical garden on a historic bamboo research farm — covers plant biology, horticulture, and ethnobotany across diverse living collections.

Chattahoochee Hills park with creek, historic mill ruins, and forest trails — supports watershed ecology, geology, and field biology study.

Botanical garden in Columbus, GA — covers plant taxonomy, native Georgia flora, horticulture, and ecosystem science.

Columbus, GA museum complex covering regional history, fine art, and cultural heritage — supports multi-subject interdisciplinary study.

Conservation-focused garden in Atlanta demonstrating sustainable landscaping, native plant ecology, and water-wise horticulture.

Private botanical garden and arboretum in Canton, GA — plant taxonomy, native species identification, and garden ecology.

Mobile petting zoo bringing farm and exotic animals to visitors — introduces animal science, domestic species biology, and animal handling.

Coastal Georgia state park with saltmarsh and tidal creek ecosystems — estuarine biology, wildlife observation, and outdoor PE.

Visitor center museum for Cumberland Island National Seashore — covers barrier island natural history, colonial heritage, and coastal geography.

Museum honoring the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment (Band of Brothers) — covers WWII airborne operations, military history, and soldier sacrifice.

Working butterfly farm with live specimens in north Georgia — covers lepidopteran life cycles, metamorphosis, and pollinator ecology.

Historic courthouse museum documenting the 1828–1849 Georgia Gold Rush — covers mining history, westward expansion, and Cherokee displacement.

Preserved Federal-period mansion in Savannah's historic district — early 19th-century domestic life, architecture, and coastal Georgia history.