Classified for credit

Mid-level astronomy facility on Mauna Kea at 9,200 ft — covers observational astronomy, atmospheric science, and the logistics of high-altitude telescope operations.

One of Hawaii's premier white-sand beaches within a state recreation area — marine coastal ecology and Pacific Ocean geography.

Hands-on science and technology museum in Hilo focused on Hawaii's unique STEM context — covers earth science, astronomy, and indigenous technology.

Hawaii Big Island botanical garden with tropical rainforest setting — covers tropical plant diversity, Hawaii ecology, and native vs. invasive species.

O'ahu botanical garden with tropical plant collections and a visitor center — covers tropical plant biology, Hawaiian ecology, and Pacific island geography.

400-acre botanical garden featuring Hawaiian and tropical plant ecosystems — covers ethnobotany, island ecology, and native species conservation.

Major Honolulu art museum with Asian, Pacific, and Western collections — art history, visual arts, and cross-cultural studies.

AZA-accredited municipal zoo with Hawaiian and Indo-Pacific wildlife — covers zoology, conservation biology, and island ecosystem study.

Hawaii state park featuring a dramatic 442-foot waterfall through lush rainforest — covers Hawaiian geology, tropical ecology, and watershed science.

Planetarium and astronomy center near Mauna Kea covering telescope science, Hawaiian star navigation, and space exploration curriculum.

Restored palace of Hawaii's last monarchs — covers Hawaiian Kingdom history, colonialism, and the U.S. annexation of Hawaii.

National Tropical Botanical Garden on Maui featuring rare native Hawaiian plants and the Pi'ilanihale Heiau — covers tropical botany and Hawaiian cultural history.

Oahu's westernmost point — a protected coastal reserve for Hawaiian monk seal and albatross observation and coastal ecology study.

Oahu coastal scenic shoreline with ocean cliffs, tide pools, and humpback whale viewing — covers marine biology, coastal geology, and Hawaii's ocean ecosystems.

Self-guided lava tube cave formed by Mauna Loa eruption — covers volcanology, lava tube formation, and Hawaiian geological processes.

Coastal lava-field state reserve with anchialine pools and sea turtle habitat — covers Hawaiian geology, marine biology, and coastal ecology.

Kauai coastal refuge with active seabird colony and lighthouse — covers Hawaiian seabird ecology, nesting biology, and island biogeography.

Kauai state park at 3,600 ft with rainforest, canyon overlooks, and a natural-history museum — endemic plants and Hawaiian ecology.

Working living-history coffee farm demonstrating traditional Kona cultivation — Hawaiian agricultural history, land use, and coffee processing.

Working cattle ranch on O'ahu with valley tours covering Hawaiian ecology, land history, and film-location geography.

Volcanic lava tree molds formed by an 1790 lava flow — covers volcanology, igneous rock formation, and Hawaii's geological history.

University of Hawaii botanical garden with 200+ acres of native and tropical flora — supports plant taxonomy, ecology, and Hawaiian natural history.

Maui coastal state park with lava shoreline and marine habitat — Hawaiian geology, marine biology, and coastal ecology.

Hawaiian state recreation area on Oahu's windward coast with beach, dunes, and coastal ecology — Pacific island geography and marine biology.