Classified for credit

Funicular depot entry point to John Ball Zoo — animal conservation programs and zoo exhibits cover wildlife biology and habitat science.

Public school-based planetarium offering astronomy programs — covers celestial mechanics, space science, and observational math.

Outdoor living-history village in Allegan County — pioneer trades, 19th-century rural Michigan settlement, and period architecture.

Township nature center with trails, ponds, and wildlife programming — local ecology, native species identification, and outdoor observation skills.

University of Michigan historic observatory with telescopes and astronomy exhibits — covers observational astronomy, optics, and history of astrophysics.

Regional art museum with rotating and permanent exhibitions — supports art history, visual analysis, and creative expression across multiple media.

MSU-affiliated bird sanctuary with captive raptors, waterfowl, and managed wetland — covers ornithology, migratory bird biology, and conservation programs.

MSU Extension demonstration garden covering plant science, horticulture techniques, sustainable gardening, and food system connections.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits — supports early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts through play-based learning.

University-affiliated public observatory in Berrien Springs — covers telescopic astronomy, optics, and celestial mechanics with public viewing programs.

Military heritage park and museum at a former Air Force base — covers Cold War aviation history and U.S. military service.

Kinross heritage-park blacksmith shop — working blacksmith demos, metallurgy, and hand-tool engineering.

Regional art center on Lake Michigan with publicly accessible galleries and rotating exhibits supporting visual arts curriculum.

Small college art museum at Hope College with rotating and permanent collections — supports art history and visual-arts curriculum.

University physics museum with hands-on demonstrations and historical instruments — covers mechanics, electromagnetism, and optics.

Metropark nature center on Lake St. Clair — freshwater ecology, bird and fish identification, and Great Lakes shoreline habitat study.

Outdoor sculpture park featuring large-scale metal folk-art sculptures created on-site — supports art appreciation and discussion of self-taught artistic traditions.

Combined aquarium and reptile exhibit covering aquatic ecosystems, fish biology, herpetology, and animal adaptations.

City arboretum with labeled woody-plant collections across 47 acres — dendrology, plant taxonomy, and seasonal ecology in a walkable urban setting.

Nature center in Clarkston, MI with trails and wildlife programming — supports Michigan ecology, native species identification, and field biology skills.

University-affiliated arboretum with labeled native and cultivated tree collections — supports dendrology, botany, and plant ecology study.

Petoskey depot museum covering Little Traverse Bay region's Native Odawa history, Great Lakes maritime heritage, and resort-era development.

USFS-designated wildflower sanctuary with interpretive trails in the Manistee National Forest — covers native plant identification, forest ecology, and seasonal botany.

Public planetarium with full-dome shows covering astronomy, the solar system, and celestial mechanics.