Classified for credit

Headquarters for SE Louisiana NWR complex — coastal wetland ecology and migratory bird habitat.

Outdoor heritage museum on a historic longleaf pine lumber mill site — covers the Southern timber industry, sawmill technology, and forest history.

Louisiana state park bordering the Mississippi River delta — Gulf Coast wetland ecology, cypress swamp habitats, and southeastern biodiversity.

Outdoor sculpture garden adjacent to NOMA — landscape design, public art in context, and botanical setting provide cross-disciplinary study.

Museum dedicated to the petroleum industry — covers oil and gas geology, refining processes, energy production history, and the economic impact of fossil fuels.

Small private aquarium with live aquatic exhibits covering freshwater and marine species biology, fish behavior, and aquatic ecosystems.

Louisiana State Museum in the French Quarter — covers Louisiana colonial history, the Louisiana Purchase, Napoleon-era diplomacy, and antebellum New Orleans.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits supporting early literacy, numeracy, and community role-play for elementary-age learners.

Historic New Orleans greenhouse conservatory with tropical plant collections — covers plant biology, horticulture, and botanical classification.

Museum along the Great River Road corridor covering Louisiana plantation history, river commerce, and antebellum Southern social history.

Research center and gallery complex documenting Louisiana and Gulf South history through maps, documents, and artifacts — primary-source regional history.

Antebellum plantation home in St. Francisville offering guided tours covering Louisiana plantation history and the antebellum South.

Antebellum plantation property in the Felicianas — covers Louisiana plantation history, the domestic slave economy, and 19th-century Southern social history.

Louisiana State Museum branch in the French Quarter covering Mardi Gras history, Louisiana law, and New Orleans cultural heritage.

Oil-rig museum in Morgan City covering offshore drilling technology, petroleum engineering, and the history of Louisiana's oil industry.

Cypress swamp state park with boardwalk trails — covers wetland ecology, native flora/fauna, and riparian biology.

Wildlife management area with hardwood ravines and loess bluff geology — supports ecology, native flora/fauna, and landform studies.

Rooftop observation experience at the foot of Canal Street — covers New Orleans urban geography, port history, and the Mississippi River.

Urban wildlife refuge managed by Baton Rouge Audubon — covers Louisiana wetland ecology, native bird identification, and habitat conservation.

Dual-focus museum covering early aviation engineering and a working cypress sawmill — applied mechanics, forestry, and regional industrial history.

Parish museum covering sugar plantation history, Creole culture, and West Baton Rouge's role in Louisiana's colonial and antebellum economy.

Regional zoo with Louisiana native wildlife and conservation programming — supports zoology, animal adaptation, and regional ecosystem study.

NPS-preserved 1850s Creole cottage in the New Orleans French Quarter — covers antebellum domestic life, Louisiana Creole culture, and 19th-century social history.

Small local museum at a historic trailhead town documenting 19th-century Abita Springs community and regional history.