Classified for credit

New Mexico NWR visitor contact station — introduces high-desert wetland ecology, migratory bird surveys, and federal wildlife management.

Small municipal heritage and arts museum covering Los Lunas history, Native American culture, and local artistic traditions of the Rio Grande valley.

Rotating art collection displayed throughout the New Mexico State Capitol building — supports New Mexican art history and civic architecture study.

New Mexico Military Museum in Santa Fe — covers the state's military history from territorial conflicts through modern deployments.

UFO-themed inflatable spacewalk attraction in Roswell — minimal curriculum content; novelty tie-in to space culture and local history.

Gallery featuring large-scale space-exploration murals near White Sands — covers NASA history, rocketry, and space science in a visual display format.

Established contemporary art gallery on Santa Fe's Canyon Road — publicly accessible exhibits of painting and sculpture within a major arts district.

University of New Mexico art museum with collections spanning photography, prints, and paintings — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

Indoor trampoline and adventure park — primarily recreational with limited curriculum hook beyond physical education.

County historical society covering Valencia County and Rio Grande valley settlement history — local history, geography, and New Mexico statehood context.

Museum tracing water management, irrigation, and hydraulic history in the arid Southwest — hydrology, civil engineering, and regional geography.