Classified for credit

National monument preserving a vast lava field with cinder cones and lava tubes — covers volcanology, basalt geology, and extreme-environment ecology.

National Monument preserving a vast lava field with cinder cones and lava tubes — covers volcanology, geology, and unique high-desert ecology.

State park featuring the tallest single-rise sand dunes in North America plus a public observatory — covers aeolian geology, dune formation, and introductory astronomy.

NPS national monument preserving basaltic lava fields and cinder cones — covers volcanology, geologic time, and high-desert ecology.

Hands-on science center with interactive exhibits — covers physics, engineering, life science, and math through self-directed experimentation.

National Monument preserving one of the world's richest Pliocene fossil sites — covers paleontology, stratigraphy, and the science of fossil excavation and identification.

College-affiliated museum in Twin Falls with planetarium, anthropology, and natural-science collections — covers astronomy, archaeology, and regional natural history.

University-affiliated natural history museum with paleontology, anthropology, and geology collections — strong Idaho prehistory and fossil curriculum content.

Lava tube cave tour combined with a natural-history bird museum — covers geology, volcanology, ornithology, and regional paleontology.

Overlook within Hagerman Fossil Beds NM — covers Pliocene-era paleontology, fossil horse discovery, and Snake River Canyon geology.

Raptor conservation center with live birds of prey and breeding programs — ornithology, endangered species recovery, and wildlife biology.

Indoor aquarium with marine and freshwater exhibits — marine biology, fish taxonomy, and aquatic ecosystems for younger learners.

Raptor rehabilitation and education center in northern Idaho — covers bird of prey biology, raptor adaptations, and wildlife conservation.

State-park-operated public observatory with telescopes available for nighttime stargazing — covers astronomy, optics, and dark-sky observation in a designated dark-sky park.

University observatory offering public viewing nights covering telescope optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.

University planetarium offering dome shows and instruction in astronomy, celestial mechanics, and the physics of the solar system.

Public observatory in Twin Falls with telescopes for solar and night-sky viewing — covers astronomy, optics, and planetary science.

Natural geothermal hot springs in central Idaho — illustrates geothermal geology, hydrology, and heat-transfer principles in a natural setting.

Interpretive site marking the 1983 Borah Peak earthquake fault scarp — covers seismology, plate tectonics, and Idaho's Basin and Range geology.

Regional aquarium with freshwater and marine exhibits — covers fish biology, aquatic ecosystems, and animal adaptations.

College of Southern Idaho planetarium offering public astronomy shows — covers celestial mechanics, the solar system, and observational science.

State museum of mining and geology with ore specimens and mining equipment — covers Idaho mining history, mineralogy, and geological processes.

Museum dedicated to Idaho's potato industry — covers agricultural science, soil chemistry, and the economics of a major U.S. cash crop.

Private reptile zoo with live snakes, lizards, turtles, and tortoises available for close observation — covers reptile taxonomy, physiology, and herpetology.