Classified for credit

Working bison ranch with guided tours — covers bison biology, Great Plains ecology, and the cultural history of ranching in Wyoming.

Field science school in Jackson Hole offering ecology and natural history programs in Greater Yellowstone — structured curriculum aligned with ecology and earth science.

Working wild-horse sanctuary on the Wind River range — covers equine behavior, rangeland ecology, and federal wild-horse management policy.

Wyoming state park along the Bear River corridor with wildlife viewing, wetland habitat, and developed trails — supports ecology, geography, and outdoor PE.

NPS visitor center for Bighorn Canyon — covers canyon geology, bighorn sheep ecology, and high-desert geography of the Wyoming-Montana border.

Wyoming reservoir state park in Wind River Basin — covers high-desert ecology, freshwater habitats, and Rocky Mountain geography.

State park at the Buffalo Bill Reservoir in the Absaroka Range — Rocky Mountain geology, water storage engineering, and Wyoming geography.

County park in Wyoming's Laramie Range with diverse ecosystems — covers geology, forest ecology, and high-elevation biology.

USFS visitor center at the edge of the Medicine Bow–Routt National Forest — Rocky Mountain ecology, alpine geography, and wildfire/forest management education.

Cheyenne Botanic Gardens — high-plains horticulture and a passive-solar conservatory.

National wildlife refuge protecting wetlands and sage-steppe habitat — migratory bird biology, wetland ecology, and federal conservation land management.

Reservoir campground at Glendo State Park — outdoor ecology, freshwater habitat study, and geography of the North Platte River corridor.

Wyoming state park on Glendo Reservoir covering high-plains geology, freshwater ecosystems, and outdoor recreation in a semi-arid landscape.

Boysen State Park along the lower Wind River — covers Wyoming high-desert ecology, river geography, and outdoor recreation within the Wind River Reservation.

Wyoming state park on a reservoir in the North Platte River valley — covers high-plains ecology, geology, and water resource management.

Wyoming reservoir state park with diverse ecosystems — supports field study of riparian habitats, bird life, and Great Plains ecology.

Sanctuary for former laboratory animals — applied animal welfare, comparative zoology, and ethics of animal research.

Interpretive center on bighorn sheep biology, migration, and Western range ecology.

Federal wildlife refuge on Pathfinder Reservoir — covers migratory bird ecology, high-desert habitat, and wetland conservation biology.

Children's botanic garden village with themed outdoor gardens and plant exhibits — covers plant biology, horticulture, and ecology for young learners.

Multi-use trail system along the North Platte River near Casper — supports riparian ecology, Wyoming geography, and physical education in a natural corridor.

Interpretive center for the Pryor Mountain wild mustang herd covers equine behavior, wildlife management, and federal land stewardship.

Geothermal terrace feature at Hot Springs State Park — supports study of thermophilic biology, mineral deposition, and Wyoming geology.

Wyoming national wildlife refuge along the Green River — covers migratory bird biology, riparian ecology, and high-desert geography.