Classified for credit

19th-century lighthouse museum on Lake Ontario — covers Great Lakes maritime history, navigation technology, and Fresnel lens optics.

Long Island natural history museum and nature center — covers local paleontology, coastal ecology, and the natural history of the South Fork.

Lake Ontario shoreline state park with sandy beach and dune habitat — supports Great Lakes ecology, coastal geomorphology, and outdoor PE.

Regional museum with natural history, art, and Staten Island history collections — interdisciplinary survey of local ecology and social history.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden's indoor conservatory with tropical and desert plant collections — plant biology, biomes, and botanical taxonomy.

Restored early 19th-century Rochester home and store — covers domestic life, trade, and settlement history of the early American frontier period.

NPS-designated site marking the 1969 Stonewall uprising — covers LGBTQ civil rights history and 20th-century American social movements.

NPS visitor center at the site of the 1969 Stonewall uprising — covers civil rights history and the LGBTQ rights movement in America.

Revolutionary War battlefield with preserved fortifications and a visitor center — covers the 1779 Stony Point assault and colonial military strategy.

Preserved Rochester home of suffragist Susan B. Anthony — covers women's suffrage movement and 19th-century American civil-rights history.

Nassau County nature preserve and museum with live reptile and amphibian exhibits — covers Long Island ecology, herpetology, and local wildlife biology.

Nassau County nature preserve with trails and small museum — supports Long Island ecology, native plant and wildlife study, and natural history.

Hudson River Palisades state park with forested trails and Hudson River shoreline access — supports riparian ecology, geology, and outdoor physical education.

Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum at Skidmore College — interdisciplinary contemporary art exhibits designed to support academic study.

Regional nature center with live native animals, trails, and naturalist programs — covers local wildlife biology, ecology, and habitat study.

Federal wildlife refuge on Long Island Sound with forest, wetland, and shoreline habitats — covers coastal ecology, migratory birds, and tidal biology.

Private nature reserve with lake, trails, and nature center in Westchester County — covers freshwater ecology, bird biology, and Hudson Valley habitat conservation.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden exhibit space focused on plants and ecology — supports botany, horticulture, and environmental science curricula.

Animal sanctuary farm with rescued animals — supports animal science, humane care ethics, and farm ecosystem basics.

Cultural center focused on African arts, history, and contemporary issues — supports world-cultures and social-studies curriculum.

Private contemporary art study center in Manhattan with rotating exhibitions — supports advanced art-history and contemporary art-criticism units.

Seasonal planted gardens at Rockefeller Center showcasing horticultural design and botanical variety; limited structured curriculum without a guide.

Gallery dedicated exclusively to works on paper across all periods — supports drawing technique, art history, and visual literacy study.

Research entomology museum with insect collections covering taxonomy, life cycles, and arthropod biology — strong applied zoology curriculum hook.