Classified for credit

Indiana state forest with lake and trail system — supports forest ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor physical education.

Small community nature center with live animals and hands-on exhibits — supports local ecology, wildlife identification, and life science.

Private wildlife sanctuary in northwest Indiana — supports wildlife rehabilitation concepts, native species study, and conservation awareness.

Small petting-zoo farm in South Bend offering hands-on contact with domestic and farm animals — supports basic zoology and animal husbandry concepts.

Specialty museum documenting antique electric fans — covers industrial design history, early electrical engineering, and 20th-century manufacturing.

Small museum dedicated to interurban electric railway history in rural Indiana — covers early-20th-century transportation and local industrial history.

Collection of antique farm tractors and agricultural equipment — covers the history of mechanized farming and American agricultural development.

Small private aquarium with live fish and aquatic animal displays — covers marine biology, aquatic ecosystems, and animal adaptation.

Community arts center in Kokomo with rotating gallery exhibits — provides exposure to visual arts media, regional artists, and art critique.

Aquatic plant nursery and water garden — supports aquatic botany, pond ecology, and plant propagation concepts.

Restored South Shore Line depot with local history exhibits and a small art gallery covering Beverly Shores settlement and dunes heritage.

Visitor contact station for Big Oaks NWR on a former military reservation — covers wetland ecology, migratory bird habitat, and conservation land management.

Small community nature center with trails and wildlife habitat — local ecology, habitat study, and outdoor education.

Indiana's longest-running public art gallery in the Brown County arts colony — regional fine art, painting techniques, and art history of the Brown County movement.

Local artists' guild gallery showcasing Brown County regional fine art, supporting study of visual art traditions and artistic technique.

Local history center documenting Brown County, IN settlement and Hoosier heritage — regional history and primary-source social studies.

Carmel-area history museum covering Hamilton County and central Indiana heritage — supports local history, community studies, and Indiana timeline.

Restored formal gardens along Charley Creek with native and ornamental plantings — supports basic botany, landscape ecology, and local natural history.

Clark County local-history museum covering Indiana's Ohio River settlements, Civil War era, and county development.

Native plant preserve along Wildcat Creek — field botany, riparian ecology, and Indiana native species identification.

Daviess County, IN museum preserving local artifacts and records covering 19th-century settlement, agriculture, and county development.

Indoor aquatic recreation center — provides physical education and swim skills practice but lacks substantive STEM or natural-science curriculum content.

County museum in Connersville, IN, covering local industrial, railroad, and pioneer history of Fayette County.

Fulton County historical society with local artifacts and archives — covers northern Indiana settlement history, pioneer life, and local heritage.