Classified for credit

Reconstructed 1890s Ozark pioneer village — covers late-19th-century rural settlement, crafts, and daily life.

Hands-on science center in Little Rock with interactive exhibits in physics, biology, and earth science — supports inquiry-based STEM learning across age groups.

Museum with artifacts spanning 13,000 years of Native American cultures — covers pre-Columbian history, indigenous social studies, and North American archaeology.

Living-history park preserving Ozark crafts and folk traditions — covers Appalachian heritage, traditional trades, and pre-industrial technology.

Residential science education center in the Ozarks offering field-based programs in ecology, geology, and natural history for school-age learners.

Residential outdoor science center with trail systems covering Ozark ecology, native species identification, and environmental stewardship.

NPS-managed Civil War battlefield with visitor center, auto tour, and ranger programs covering the 1862 Trans-Mississippi campaign.

Arkansas's first state park with waterfalls, canyon trails, and cedar forest — covers Ozark plateau geology and upland ecology.

Living-history pioneer village in Searcy depicting 19th-century Arkansas settlement life with period structures and demonstrations.

Hands-on children's museum with STEM, art, and literacy exhibits designed for early learners — supports foundational math, reading, and scientific inquiry.

Stax Records museum in Memphis covering soul and R&B music history — African American cultural history, the civil rights era, and music production.

Accredited big-cat and exotic animal refuge with guided tours covering wildlife conservation, animal behavior, and the exotic pet trade crisis.

War Eagle Cavern show cave on Beaver Lake — cave geology, speleology, and Ozark karst formation.

Presidential library with archives and exhibits on the Clinton administration covering late 20th-century US domestic policy and government.

Arkansas Game & Fish nature center at Crowley's Ridge with exhibits on regional wildlife, wetlands ecology, and conservation management.

AGFC nature center covering Mississippi Delta river and wetland ecosystems — supports freshwater biology, Delta geography, fish and wildlife ecology.

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission nature center on the Arkansas River — covers riparian ecology, native wildlife, and watershed conservation.

Arkansas Game & Fish nature center in the Buffalo River corridor — ranger-led programs cover Ozark ecology, wildlife biology, and watershed conservation.

Arkansas Game & Fish nature center at Cook's Lake — bottomland hardwood ecology, wetland wildlife, and freshwater biology in the Mississippi Delta.

State nature center on tallgrass prairie — covers prairie ecology, native plant biology, and Arkansas wildlife conservation.

State-run Arkansas Game & Fish nature center with freshwater exhibits and wildlife education — ecology, native species biology, and conservation.

Glass chapel set within Garvan Woodland Gardens at Hot Springs National Park — context for landscape design and botanical garden ecology; primarily a garden venue.

Alligator farm and petting zoo covering reptile biology, animal behavior, and regional wildlife native to the southeastern US.

State-managed arboretum with native Arkansas tree and plant collections — supports dendrology, native plant identification, and ecosystem study.