Classified for credit

Guided fossil dig experience in the Green River Formation — covers paleontology, stratigraphy, and Eocene-era ecosystem reconstruction.

World's most famous geothermal geyser in Yellowstone — demonstrates geothermal geology, hydrothermal chemistry, and volcanic activity firsthand.

Active paleontological dig site with lab and mounted skeletons — covers vertebrate paleontology, stratigraphy, and fossil preparation.

Outdoor fossil trail near Alcova Reservoir featuring dinosaur trackways and marine reptile fossils — applied paleontology and Wyoming geology.

Wyoming STEAM center integrating hands-on art, technology, and science exhibits — covers maker skills, design thinking, and applied science.

Natural history museum at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West covering Wyoming ecology, paleontology, and Great Plains natural science.

National monument preserving one of the world's richest Eocene freshwater fossil deposits — paleontology, geology, and stratigraphy.

NPS visitor center for a 50-million-year-old lake-bed fossil site — covers paleontology, stratigraphy, and Eocene-era ecosystem reconstruction.

University of Wyoming geology museum with dinosaur specimens and mineral collections — covers paleontology, stratigraphy, and regional Rocky Mountain geology.

Geothermal hot-spring bath house in Wyoming state park — demonstrates geochemistry, hydrothermal geology, and mineral content of thermal waters.

Wyoming state park featuring the largest hot springs in the world — geothermal geology, thermophilic biology, and hydrological science.

BLM outdoor dinosaur tracksite with Jurassic-era footprints in situ — covers paleontology, sedimentary geology, and prehistoric ecosystems.

Natural karst feature where the Popo Agie River disappears underground and resurfaces in a trout pool — geology, hydrology, and aquatic biology.

Mountain-top observatory and planetarium accessible by gondola — covers astronomy, atmospheric science, and high-altitude geography.

Raptor center with live bird programs — covers raptor biology, flight mechanics, habitat ecology, and wildlife rehabilitation science.

Dark-sky stargazing program in Jackson Hole covering astronomy, constellation identification, and telescope optics.

Geoscience center in Wyoming's Big Horn Basin covering regional paleontology, stratigraphy, and fossil formation with specimens and exhibits.

Buffalo Bill Dam visitor center explains how the 1910 concrete arch dam was engineered — hydroelectric power generation, dam hydrology, and civil engineering.

Museum preserving Callair agricultural aircraft with exhibits on aviation engineering and the role of aerial application in farming.

School-district planetarium offering astronomy programming — covers celestial mechanics, star identification, and Earth's position in the solar system.

Public planetarium with sky shows and astronomy programs — covers solar system, stellar physics, and observational astronomy.

College-based alpine science program covering ecology, geology, and field research methods in Wyoming's high-altitude wilderness environment.

Federally operated fish hatchery raising cutthroat and other native trout — applied aquaculture, salmonid biology, and Wyoming watershed conservation.

Community college science center with hands-on STEM exhibits — covers physical science, math concepts, and applied technology.