Classified for credit

Georgia state park surrounding a colonial-era fort and lake — covers forest ecology and early American frontier history.

Dedicated rhododendron display garden in the Georgia mountains — plant taxonomy, Appalachian flora, and horticultural science.

Small urban wildlife sanctuary in Clarkston — native species habitat, wildlife rehabilitation awareness, and urban ecology.

Fort Gaines historic site on the Georgia frontier — covers 19th-century settlement, Creek Nation conflicts, and antebellum Southern history.

Heritage center documenting Appalachian and Cherokee history of the Georgia foothills — covers regional history, indigenous culture, and Southeastern geography.

Georgia state park with wetlands, longleaf pine habitat, and a heritage farm — supports ecology, native species biology, and Southeastern agricultural history.

Public planetarium at the University of North Georgia — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and the physics of light through live sky programs.

Georgia state park centered on a mill pond wetland — covers freshwater ecology, grist-mill history, and native plant and bird observation.

Research library and museum preserving primary-source Georgia history documents and artifacts — supports state and regional history curriculum.

University of Georgia art museum with permanent and rotating collections spanning American and European art history.

University of Georgia natural history museum with fossil, mineral, and biological specimen collections supporting geology, ecology, and taxonomy studies.

University-operated planetarium offering public shows on astronomy, the solar system, and celestial mechanics with a domed projection system.

Georgia's working State Capitol building with an in-house museum — covers state government, Georgia history, and civics from Reconstruction to present.

College-maintained native plant garden featuring Georgia piedmont species — supports plant identification, native ecology, and conservation biology.

University research observatory open for public viewing sessions — covers telescope optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.

Small private zoo in west Georgia with exotic and native animals — supports zoology, animal behavior, and conservation awareness curriculum.

Georgia state park with lake, WWII-era aircraft and military vehicle exhibits, and fishing — combines outdoor education with veterans history.

State park with WWII-era military aircraft and equipment displays alongside outdoor recreation — combines Georgia natural habitat with veterans history exhibits.

Georgia Wildlife Federation headquarters with wildlife education programs — covers native species conservation, habitat management, and Georgia ecology.

Heritage center at Milledgeville's historic depot — covers Georgia's antebellum capital history, railroad commerce, and state government during the Civil War era.

Restored antebellum Greek Revival mansion — covers Georgia's antebellum political history, architecture, and the lives of enslaved people on the estate.

Urban nature preserve in Decatur with wooded trails along a creek corridor — supports local plant ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor education.

Outdoor wildlife and nature education program in the North Georgia mountains — covers local ecology, animal behavior, and hands-on natural science.

Eclectic museum in Savannah covering true crime, sideshow history, and American subcultures — social history of deviance, media, and popular culture.