Classified for credit

Small regional art museum in Santa Paula featuring California and Ventura County artists — supports visual art history and regional cultural studies.

Small botanic garden along the Santa Ynez River — covers California native plant ecology, riparian habitat, and plant adaptation.

Nature center in the Santa Ysabel valley offering programs on Southern California native plants, wildlife, and chaparral ecology.

Public planetarium with sky shows and astronomy programs — covers celestial mechanics, stellar classification, and observational astronomy.

Sea lion exhibit within Fresno Chaffee Zoo — covers marine mammal biology, behavior, and conservation.

Immersive art installation and gallery space in Burbank featuring sculptural and mixed-media works — visual-arts and spatial-design exploration.

Urban wildlife reserve in the San Fernando Valley — supports bird identification, riparian habitat ecology, and urban conservation biology.

City park containing one of the oldest stands of old-growth coast redwoods — supports dendrology, Pacific Northwest conifer ecology, and conservation awareness.

Small city zoo in Eureka with a conservation focus — covers zoology, native and exotic species biology, and wildlife stewardship.

Botanical garden with themed outdoor rooms — covers plant taxonomy, horticulture, and coastal California ecology.

Victorian-era arboretum with labeled tree collection and historic farmstead — plant science, dendrology, and local history.

Urban nature center with native plant gardens, wildlife habitat, and interpretive trails — covers local ecology, native species identification, and habitat restoration.

Bay-side nature center on the Berkeley waterfront — supports shorebird ecology, tidal biology, and San Francisco Bay geography.

Community-college natural history museum with local geology, paleontology, and biological specimens — covers Earth science and regional ecology.

Museum dedicated to Sierra Nevada logging history — covers 19th-century timber industry, mill technology, and the environmental impact of old-growth logging.

Reconstructed 1800s-era ghost town near Lake Isabella — covers California Gold Rush-era settlement, mining history, and frontier life.

African American heritage museum honoring Sojourner Truth — covers abolitionist history, the Underground Railroad, and the Civil Rights movement.

Specialty botanical garden featuring Asian plants — covers plant taxonomy, horticultural science, and temperate-to-subtropical climate ecology.

Medical history museum with instruments and exhibits tracing the development of medicine and public health in Southern California.

Community college planetarium offering public shows on astronomy, celestial mechanics, and space science — solid curriculum support for earth and space science units.

Small urban nature center with native habitat gardens and wildlife education programming covering local ecology and conservation.

Small urban nature center with trails and native habitat restoration — supports local ecology, plant ID, and outdoor science observation.

City-operated nature center with trails in the Verdugo Hills — chaparral ecology, native plant identification, and watershed science.

Ventura County heritage museum on a historic ranch site covering Chumash history, rancho era, and early California settlement.