Classified for credit

Comprehensive firearms collection tracing weapons technology and American military history from colonial era to present.

Small zoo adjacent to Natural Bridge featuring exotic and domestic animals, supporting introductory zoology and animal-adaptation study.

County nature and heritage center offering trails, wildlife observation, and environmental education programming in Chesterfield.

Civil War battlefield with visitor center and VMI cadet monument — covers Shenandoah Valley Campaign and military strategy.

Riverside observatory and nature area along the New River in Radford — supports astronomy observation, river ecology, and regional geology field study.

University-operated public planetarium with sky programs — astronomy, celestial mechanics, and observational science.

Civil War battlefield park preserving the North Anna River crossing — covers Union-Confederate strategy, field fortifications, and the 1864 Overland Campaign.

Lakeside state park on Kerr Reservoir with trails, fishing, and wildlife habitat — supports ecology, aquatic biology, and outdoor PE.

Interpretive center for the Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia — covers Indigenous history, Siouan-speaking tribal culture, and Native American studies.

Northern Virginia wildlife sanctuary with native animals and conservation education — supports zoology, wildlife rehabilitation, and native species ecology.

Museum dedicated to railroad photographer O. Winston Link in Roanoke, VA — covers mid-20th-century documentary photography and Norfolk & Western railroad history.

Public observatory in a dark-sky-friendly park setting — supports telescope optics, celestial navigation, and observational astronomy for self-guided or scheduled viewing.

Virginia state park on Kerr Reservoir with trails, wildlife habitat, and ranger programs covering ecology, local history, and geography.

National wildlife refuge at the Occoquan Bay tidal estuary — migratory bird biology, Chesapeake Bay watershed ecology, and riparian habitat study.

Federally managed tidal-estuary wildlife refuge with a visitor center — covers migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and Chesapeake Bay watershed conservation.

Northern Virginia regional park on the Occoquan River — covers Piedmont riparian ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation.

Civil War battlefield park in Fairfax, VA — site of the 1862 Battle of Chantilly, covering Union and Confederate military history and tactics.

Colonial-era formal gardens at the Governor's Palace in Colonial Williamsburg — covers 18th-century landscape design, colonial Virginia social history, and horticulture.

Preserved 18th-century plantation home of Patrick Henry — primary-source colonial Virginia history and Revolutionary-era civics.

Historic farm site within Blue Ridge Parkway corridor — Appalachian agricultural history, mountain ecology, and native plant biology.

Civil War battlefield site in Petersburg, VA marking the 1865 Union breakthrough — covers Siege of Petersburg, military strategy, and Reconstruction.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits covering early literacy, basic math concepts, and introductory science.

Large Virginia state park near Richmond with trails, lake, and nature center — forest ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor recreation.

Large state park with trails, lake, and ranger programs — covers forest ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor recreation skills.