Field trips in Vermont

World-renowned botanical garden in Montreal with 22,000 plant species across themed gardens — botany, taxonomy, and conservation science.

Hands-on science museum on the Connecticut River — covers physics, ecology, and earth science through interactive indoor and outdoor exhibits.

Working precision-tools factory building with exhibits on interchangeable parts and American manufacturing — covers mechanical engineering, industrial history, and metrology.

Ben & Jerry's factory tour in Waterbury — covers dairy processing, food science, and manufacturing from raw ingredients to packaged product.

Working 19th-century dairy farm and living-history museum — covers agricultural history, animal husbandry, and Vermont farm ecology.

Cabot Creamery farm and production facility tour covering dairy science, cooperative agriculture economics, and cheese-making processes.

Vermont state park on a prominent 4,083-ft peak with undeveloped wilderness trails — covers forest ecology, geology, and Appalachian mountain geography.

Hands-on aquarium and science center focused on Lake Champlain ecology — covers freshwater biology, watershed science, and regional environmental stewardship.

Lake Champlain science center with hands-on exhibits on freshwater ecology and watershed science — covers limnology, aquatic biology, and environmental stewardship.

Vermont natural-history museum with working planetarium — covers astronomy, meteorology, New England natural history, and earth science through exhibits and sky shows.

Working heritage farm at Shelburne Museum — covers 19th-century agricultural practices, animal husbandry, and Vermont rural history.

Robert Todd Lincoln's Vermont estate with preserved home, formal gardens, and working farm — covers Lincoln family history, Gilded Age life, and early 20th-century agriculture.

Museum on Lake Champlain covering regional maritime history, underwater archaeology, and 18th–19th century shipbuilding and naval history.

Revolutionary War fortification on Lake Champlain with archaeological excavations — covers the 1776–1777 northern campaign and early American military strategy.

Drive-through safari park with exotic and native animals — supports zoology and conservation biology observation.

Vermont working farm offering hands-on agricultural education — covers plant and animal husbandry, food systems, and sustainable farming practices.

Vermont state park adjacent to Quechee Gorge — covers glacial geology, river erosion, forest ecology, and Vermont's natural history.

Working 1,400-acre farm and conservation education center — covers sustainable agriculture, animal husbandry, cheesemaking, and land stewardship.

Large Vermont folk-art and Americana museum with 39 buildings — covers decorative arts, American material culture, and Vermont social history.

Vermont Institute of Natural Science raptor center with live ambassador birds — covers raptor biology, wildlife rehab, and bird of prey ecology.

Working Vermont farm offering agricultural education — covers animal husbandry, sustainable farming practices, and rural land stewardship.

Large Canadian zoo with strong conservation programming covering animal biology, endangered species, and global ecosystems — note: located in Quebec, Canada.

Canadian zoo's Asian continent exhibit featuring live animals — covers Asian wildlife biology, conservation, and zoogeography.

Working apple orchard on South Hero Island in Lake Champlain — supports plant biology, seasonal agriculture, and Vermont farm heritage.