Classified for credit

City-operated nature center with trails and wildlife exhibits — supports local ecology, native species identification, and environmental science.

Metropark nature center with trails, wildlife habitat, and interpretive exhibits — supports local ecology, animal identification, and outdoor physical education.

Lake Huron shoreline state park with beach, dunes, and forest — coastal ecology, geology, and outdoor physical education.

Small private petting zoo near Sleeping Bear Dunes — introduces domestic and farm animal biology in a hands-on outdoor setting.

Outdoor logging museum with restored equipment and structures documenting Michigan's 19th-century timber industry and its ecological and economic impact.

1853 lighthouse on Tawas Point with museum exhibits covering Great Lakes maritime history and 19th-century navigation technology.

Municipal botanical conservatory and outdoor gardens — supports plant taxonomy, horticulture, and seasonal ecosystem study.

Historic house museum and railroad depot visitor center — covers Michigan pioneer domestic life and the role of rail transport in community development.

Botanic garden on historic barn property — supports plant taxonomy, horticulture, and Michigan agricultural heritage in a structured outdoor setting.

Calvin University public observatory with telescopes for viewing — introductory astronomy, optics, and celestial mechanics.

Children's discovery center with hands-on exhibits covering early science, literacy, and math concepts.

Presidential museum covering Gerald Ford's life, the Nixon pardon, and post-Watergate governance — U.S. constitutional history, civics, and 1970s political history.

School-based public planetarium offering astronomy programs — covers celestial mechanics, star identification, and the solar system.

Art museum on Mackinac Island with rotating and permanent exhibits — covers fine and decorative arts in a historic Great Lakes context.

Restored 19th-century state psychiatric hospital complex now a mixed-use historic village — institutional history and Victorian-era social reform.

Wildlife rehabilitation and education center in west Michigan — covers native wildlife biology, animal care, and conservation practices.

Township nature center and preserve with self-guided trails — local ecology, wildlife habitat identification, and outdoor biology observation.

Lake Michigan shoreline nature preserve with boardwalk trails — covers Great Lakes ecology, dune formation, and coastal plant communities.

Urban nature center with trails and habitat restoration plots — local ecology, native species identification, and environmental science.

Native botanical garden featuring regional plant species — supports plant taxonomy, ecology, and Michigan native habitat study.

Regional history museum in Grand Haven covering Great Lakes maritime heritage, lumbering, and West Michigan settlement history.

Living-history village with restored 19th-century structures and demonstrations — hands-on Michigan settlement history and material culture.

University of Michigan's encyclopedic art museum with strong permanent collection — art history survey from ancient through contemporary works.

University-managed arboretum with diverse woody plant collections and natural areas — supports botany, ecology, and plant identification studies.