Classified for credit

Native plant garden on historic fort grounds — supports botany, regional ecology, and indigenous plant identification fieldwork.

Authentic Japanese friendship garden covering Japanese horticultural traditions, cultural exchange history, and formal garden design principles.

Wetland refuge in the Mission Valley hosting waterfowl and shorebirds — migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and Montana geography.

Montana state park on a reservoir with native forest and mountain ecology — covers geology, riparian biology, and geography.

Montana state park on a glacially formed lake with trails and camping supporting ecology, geology, and outdoor education.

Remote Montana NWR protecting trumpeter swan habitat — covers wetland ecology, endangered-species recovery, and Rocky Mountain biology.

Botanical garden featuring Rocky Mountain native plants — supports plant biology, regional ecology, and botany curriculum.

Montana state park on Salmon Lake in the Seeley-Swan Valley — freshwater ecology, conifer forest biology, and Rocky Mountain watershed study.

Montana state park in a limestone canyon along Belt Creek — geology, erosion, riparian ecology, and Precambrian rock formations accessible by trail.

Spring-fed lake in a state park setting — covers freshwater ecology, geology, and outdoor recreation biology.

Restored urban park on a historic mill site along Bozeman Creek — riparian ecology, trail-based PE, and local natural history in a developed park setting.

Private wildlife refuge on the Bitterroot River offering riparian ecology, bird and mammal observation, and conservation land-management study.

Small Montana botanical garden and arboretum — plant identification, native species ecology, and garden science in a hands-on setting.

Montana state park on Tongue River Reservoir offering fishing, boating, and high-plains riparian ecology study in a semi-arid landscape.

Small Montana state park on Flathead Lake with forested campsites — supports outdoor education, freshwater ecology, and Rocky Mountain geography.

Flathead Lake state park unit with lake and forest habitat — freshwater ecology, Rocky Mountain geography, and outdoor science.

State park on Whitefish Lake with trails and shoreline — Montana freshwater ecology, glacial lake formation, and outdoor recreation.

Fort Peck wildlife pasture adjacent to the reservoir supports bison, elk, and pronghorn — covers Great Plains ecology and wildlife management.

Indoor wildlife education center in Kalispell featuring native Montana animals — hands-on zoology and regional wildlife ecology for younger learners.

Flathead Lake state park unit with cold freshwater ecology, Rocky Mountain shoreline habitat, and fishing and water-science activities.

Wildlife sanctuary housing non-releasable native Montana animals — wildlife biology, animal rehabilitation, and conservation education.

Remote Montana reservoir state park with fishing, wildlife viewing, and prairie ecology — covers Great Plains habitats, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation.

Montana state park on Hauser Lake/Dam Road — combines shoreline ecology study with proximity to a working reservoir system.

Montana reservoir state park providing outdoor education in high-plains geography, freshwater ecosystems, and wildlife observation.