Classified for credit

Maine state park with forested hiking trails and summit views — supports ecology, plant identification, and physical education curriculum.

19th-century commercial building turned local history museum covering Maine maritime trade and Kennebunk community heritage.

University-affiliated science center at UMaine with hands-on STEM exhibits — physics, engineering, and applied mathematics aligned to K–12 curriculum.

Museum documenting Bucksport's paper mill industry — covers papermaking processes, industrial chemistry, and Maine's manufacturing history.

Coastal Maine land trust preserve with forest and wetland trails — supports forest ecology, wildlife habitat study, and physical education.

Victorian-era mansion preserved with original furnishings by Historic New England — 19th-century domestic life and Maine merchant-class history.

Contemporary art museum in Rockland featuring Maine and regional artists — visual arts curriculum through curated rotating and permanent exhibits.

Licensed wildlife rehabilitation center — covers native species biology, injury/recovery ecology, and conservation science.

Hands-on children's discovery museum in Waterville with interactive exhibits — supports early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts for young learners.

Mid-coast Maine nature center on the Damariscotta River — estuarine ecology and saltwater naturalist programs.

Maine coastal state park with extreme tidal variation on Cobscook Bay — supports marine biology, tidal ecology, and coastal geography.

Colby College's art museum with American and European collections — supports visual arts history and studio art curriculum.

17th-century colonial settlement and fort site on the Maine coast — early European colonization, archaeology, and colonial-era history.

Maine coastal state park with sandy beach and barrier dune system — covers coastal geology, intertidal ecology, and New England shoreline biology.

Maine state park on a freshwater lake with swimming beach and nature trails — supports freshwater ecology, geology, and outdoor PE.

Museum dedicated to Deer Isle's granite quarrying industry — covers geology, industrial history, and 19th-century stone-cutting technology.

Glacially deposited sand desert in coastal Maine — illustrates glacial geology, erosion, soil science, and ecological change through guided tours.

Small Maine wildlife rescue zoo housing native species — covers wildlife rehabilitation, native fauna biology, and conservation ethics.

Island home of Arctic explorer Admiral Robert Peary — accessible by boat, covers polar exploration history and early 20th-century maritime geography.

Audubon coastal sanctuary on the Maine shoreline — supports shorebird and seabird observation, tidal ecology, and conservation biology.

Historic home associated with the Farnsworth Art Museum in Rockland — covers Maine history, the Wyeth artistic legacy, and 19th-century domestic life.

Coastal Maine state park with beach, dune, and forest ecosystems — supports ecology, coastal geography, and outdoor PE.

Audubon-managed Maine woodland preserve with guided trails — bird identification, forest ecology, and freshwater pond biology.

Civil War regimental museum on Peaks Island honoring the Fifth Maine Infantry — Union Army service, soldier life, and Reconstruction history.