Classified for credit

Snake River reservoir refuge adjacent to Minidoka Dam — supports study of migratory waterfowl, high-desert wetland ecology, and dam-created habitat.

Idaho Fish and Game nature center with native fish exhibits and wildlife displays — covers Idaho freshwater biology, fish life cycles, and wildlife management.

State park at a large natural spring complex feeding the Snake River — covers hydrogeology, spring ecology, and high-desert riparian biology.

Idaho botanical garden in Twin Falls featuring regional and specialty plant collections — plant taxonomy, horticulture, and high-desert ecology.

Community nature center with trails and native habitat — supports local ecology, wildlife identification, and outdoor science observation.

State park visitor center on a ponderosa pine peninsula — covers conifer ecology, lake geology, and Idaho natural history.

Thousand Springs unit featuring spring-fed waterfalls and Snake River canyon ecology — covers Idaho hydrology, riparian habitat, and spring-discharge geology.

Idaho state campground on Round Lake — freshwater lake ecology, forest habitats, and outdoor recreation in a developed park setting.

Small Idaho panhandle state park on a glacially formed lake surrounded by old-growth forest — covers forest ecology, glacial geology, and freshwater biology.

National forest in northern Idaho's Bitterroot Range — supports forest ecology, watershed science, Idaho geography, and outdoor PE curriculum.

High-altitude botanical garden in the Wood River Valley — covers alpine plant ecology, native species adaptation, and high-desert horticulture.

High-desert wildlife refuge along the Green River — migratory bird ecology, riparian habitat biology, and Wyoming watershed geography.

The Nature Conservancy preserve on a spring-fed creek — spring hydrology, riparian ecology, and world-class catch-and-release trout fishery biology.

Campus botanical gardens at BYU-Idaho — plant taxonomy, horticultural science, and seasonal ecology observation.

The Nature Conservancy preserve along the Snake River where massive springs emerge from basalt cliffs — illustrates hydrogeology and riparian ecology.

Malad Gorge unit of Thousand Springs State Park — basalt canyon geology, Snake River Plain hydrology, and riparian ecology in a dramatic volcanic landscape.

Regional zoo with live animal exhibits — covers vertebrate biology, animal adaptations, and wildlife conservation concepts.

Idaho state park with a fishing lake and forested trails — freshwater ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor recreation curriculum.

Small municipal zoo in Pocatello featuring Idaho-native and regional wildlife — supports animal biology, conservation education, and native species study.

Municipal rose garden within Julia Davis Park — plant taxonomy, horticulture, and pollinator ecology in a maintained garden setting.

State park campground on island in the Boise River — riparian habitat, local wildlife, and outdoor recreation skills.

Sandy beach recreation unit on Lucky Peak Reservoir in the Boise foothills — supports outdoor PE and basic Idaho geography; limited structured curriculum programming.

Boise Foothills canyon park with creek access — riparian ecology, Idaho native flora and fauna, and outdoor physical education.