Classified for credit

AZA-accredited zoo in Fargo with a focus on cold-climate and endangered species — covers zoology, conservation biology, and animal adaptation.

Preserved Minuteman ICBM launch facility and missile silo — covers Cold War deterrence strategy, nuclear technology, and 20th-century US military history.

North Dakota badlands state park adjacent to Theodore Roosevelt NP — covers high-plains ecology, geology, and conservation history of the Great Plains.

Nonprofit partner to Theodore Roosevelt National Park providing interpretive programs on Badlands ecology, paleontology, and TR's conservation legacy.

National Wildlife Refuge visitor contact station in central ND — prairie wetland ecology, migratory waterfowl, and grassland habitat conservation.

North Dakota NWR on Lake Audubon — migratory bird ecology, prairie wetland biology, and federal wildlife conservation programs.

North Dakota historic site preserving a U.S. Army camp with fossil and paleontology collections — covers frontier military history and regional natural history.

City park in Wahpeton featuring a small zoo with native and exotic animals — supports basic zoology and animal care observation for younger students.

Small municipal zoo in Wahpeton, ND with regional and exotic animals — supports introductory zoology and wildlife conservation for younger learners.

Restored 1883 chateau and meatpacking site of Marquis de Morès — covers Gilded Age ranching, North Dakota settlement history, and French immigrant entrepreneurship.

Self-guided trail through lignite coal veins and burned clay formations in Theodore Roosevelt NP — geology, combustion chemistry, and badlands ecology.

Restored quarters of General George Custer at Fort Abraham Lincoln — covers post-Civil War Army life and the Plains Indian Wars era.

Federally managed prairie wetland refuge in North Dakota — supports migratory bird biology, wetland ecology, and Great Plains geography.

National wildlife refuge visitor center in the prairie pothole region — covers migratory waterfowl biology, wetland ecology, and Great Plains geography.

Collection of antique threshing machines and prairie farm equipment — covers agricultural history, mechanical engineering, and Great Plains settlement.

Archaeological site of a fortified Mandan Indian village occupied ca. 1600–1780 — covers Plains Indian culture, settlement patterns, and pre-contact North American history.

Theodore Roosevelt's Badlands cattle ranch site — covers frontier history, conservation origins, and Great Plains geography.

Series of large roadside scrap-metal sculptures along a North Dakota highway — illustrates public art, regional culture, and large-scale fabrication techniques.

Restored 1884 North Dakota governors' mansion with period furnishings — covers territorial and early statehood history and executive government.

North Dakota's oldest military post, active during the Dakota War of 1862 — covers frontier Army history, Native American conflict, and Plains settlement.

1866 frontier military post where Sitting Bull surrendered — covers Plains Indian history, U.S. Army expansion, and post-Civil War Western settlement.

North Dakota frontier fort site with interpretive resources covering U.S. Army history, settlement, and Plains Indigenous relations.

State park preserving a 19th-century fort site and river valley — combines pioneer settlement history with hiking in glaciated North Dakota terrain.

North Dakota state park on Lake Sakakawea — combines outdoor ecology and PE with the history of Fort Stevenson and Missouri River geography.