Classified for credit

Aquatic science and scuba training facility in Bozeman — covers aquatic biology, water chemistry, and dive physics in a hands-on setting.

Working ceramics foundation with open studio tours — covers ceramic arts, kiln chemistry, and materials science in a professional studio setting.

Self-guided auto tour through Charles M. Russell NWR — wildlife observation, prairie ecology, and Great Plains geography.

Montana state park at a landmark Lewis and Clark navigation rock — covers geology, river ecology, and expedition geography.

Federal wetland refuge near Great Falls supporting migratory waterfowl — covers wetland ecology, bird biology, and wildlife conservation.

NWS-managed refuge visitor center covering prairie wetland ecology, migratory waterfowl biology, and Great Plains habitat conservation.

Federal wetland refuge on the Great Plains — waterfowl biology, migratory bird ecology, and prairie habitat conservation.

State park on Flathead Lake — supports study of freshwater lake ecology, native fish habitat, and Rocky Mountain geography with beach and water access.

NPS battlefield visitor center commemorating the 1877 Nez Perce War — covers westward expansion, U.S.-tribal conflict, and military history.

Regional museum covering Big Horn County homesteading, Native history, and agricultural settlement — supports Montana and Great Plains history studies.

Outdoor sculpture trail integrated into Montana forest — connects environmental land stewardship, site-specific art, and ecological observation.

County history museum covering the Bear Paw Battlefield, Nez Perce history, and homesteading on the Montana Hi-Line — regional and Native American history.

USFS-managed public observatory on Lolo National Forest — observational astronomy and telescope mechanics at a working facility.

Indoor aquarium exhibit in Missoula — covers freshwater and marine biology; verify current exhibit scope before scheduling.

Montana prairie wetland refuge supporting migratory waterfowl and shorebirds — covers Great Plains marsh ecology, bird migration biology, and prairie geography.

Federal wildlife refuge in the northern Montana prairie — wetland ecology, migratory waterfowl biology, and Great Plains geography.

Regional art museum with rotating exhibits of contemporary and Western American art — supports visual art appreciation and art history.

Museum dedicated to Buffalo Bill Cody covering the Wild West era, frontier history, and Montana's role in westward expansion.

Public botanical garden with native and ornamental plantings — supports plant biology, ecology, and garden science in an accessible urban setting.

Museum dedicated to Western artist C.M. Russell — covers 19th-century American West history, Indigenous peoples, and representational painting and sculpture.

Small county museum with notable dinosaur fossils and Native American artifacts — regional paleontology and Montana frontier history.

Crow Nation chief's homestead and state park — covers Plains Indian history, Crow culture, and late-19th-century reservation-era history.

Montana state park at the Lewis and Clark campsite overlooking the Beaverhead River — covers Corps of Discovery geography and Western exploration history.

Extensive firearms collection at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West — covers technological evolution of firearms, westward expansion, and American industrial history.