Classified for credit

Restored 1839 Californio adobe home — covers Spanish and Mexican rancho-era California history, adobe construction, and 19th-century land-grant society.

Coastal interpretive center overlooking the Pacific — covers marine ecology, tidepools, and California coastal habitats with ranger-led programming.

Bay Area nature center offering environmental education programs on local ecosystems — supports ecology, biology, and outdoor science observation.

Community college planetarium offering public astronomy shows — covers celestial mechanics, space science, and observational astronomy.

Coastal nature center with trails and tideland habitat near Los Angeles — supports marine biology, coastal ecology, and outdoor physical education.

Federal wildlife refuge in the Sacramento Valley managed for wintering waterfowl — supports study of migratory bird ecology, wetland management, and the Pacific Flyway.

Desert education center covering Mojave/Sonoran ecology, native adaptations, and arid-land geology — applied environmental science curriculum.

Public desert plant garden in Sacramento — covers arid-land botany, drought-adapted plant biology, and xeriscape ecology.

Outdoor sculpture and gallery campus in the Napa Valley focused on California contemporary art — art history and visual analysis in a landscape setting.

Gallery dedicated to Disney animation and concept art — covers illustration history, narrative art, and commercial animation as an art form.

Major federal wildlife refuge protecting San Francisco Bay wetlands — migratory bird biology, estuarine ecology, and Bay Area watershed geography.

Federal wildlife refuge education center on San Francisco Bay — covers wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and Bay Area estuary conservation.

Campus planetarium at CSUN in Northridge — astronomy, celestial mechanics, and observational science through full-dome sky programs.

State park museum at Donner Lake commemorating the 1846–47 Donner Party ordeal — covers westward migration, survival, and California Trail history.

Agricultural museum on working acreage in California's Central Valley — covers farm equipment history, crop science, and agribusiness.

Campus planetarium at Fresno State offering astronomy shows — covers celestial mechanics, the solar system, and observational science.

Visitor and education center for the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes — covers coastal dune ecology, sand formation, and endangered species habitat on the Central Coast.

Community college planetarium with public dome shows — covers astronomy, orbital mechanics, and the scale of the solar system.

Regional museum covering Eastern Sierra history including Manzanar, Paiute culture, and frontier settlement — multi-era California history.

Museum housing European and Asian decorative arts and fine art collections — supports art history and cross-cultural art curriculum.

Nature center along the American River Parkway — covers regional wildlife biology, riparian ecology, and native plant identification.

Large regional park in Long Beach with nature center, lake, and wildlife habitat — supports ecology, bird identification, and outdoor physical education.

Urban nature center with lakes, wetlands, and wildlife trails — supports local ecology, bird biology, and habitat conservation study.

Urban nature interpretive center within El Dorado Park with native wildlife, wetland habitat, and ecology education programs.