Classified for credit

Black Hills canyon nature area with limestone cliffs, waterfalls, and diverse forest — covers Black Hills geology, riparian ecology, and South Dakota biodiversity.

Historic lodge inside Custer State Park in the Black Hills — gateway to bison ecology, prairie habitat, and South Dakota natural history.

Interactive agriculture experience at the Sioux Falls Stockyards covering livestock science, food production systems, and the economics of ranching.

Campground inside Custer State Park in the Black Hills — geology, ponderosa pine ecology, and wildlife observation in a granite landscape.

Entrance to Custer State Park's Sylvan Lake area — supports ecology, geology, and outdoor PE in a Black Hills granite landscape with ranger programming.

Regional museum in Rapid City interpreting 2.5 billion years of Black Hills geology alongside Lakota and Plains Indian cultural history.

Archaeological site and museum documenting Indigenous village life on the Plains — covers pre-Columbian history, anthropology, and regional geography.

South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks outdoor education campus with wildlife exhibits and hands-on programs — wildlife biology and conservation practices.

Outdoor living-history village with heritage railroad equipment — covers Dakota pioneer settlement, agricultural history, and early railroad engineering.

Iconic roadside stop adjacent to Badlands National Park — pairs South Dakota pioneer and fossil history with access to unique geological landforms.

Multi-venue arts and science complex with a hands-on science center and visual arts exhibits — supports STEM curriculum and visual arts in one facility.

Full-dome planetarium and large-format theater at the Washington Pavilion — covers astronomy, Earth science, and space exploration.

NPS visitor center for Wind Cave National Park with cave tour access — covers speleology, karst geology, boxwork formations, and Black Hills ecology.

Guided cave tour through Black Hills limestone formations covers speleothem development, cave geology, and underground ecosystems.

Fossil-focused museum near the Mammoth Site in Hot Springs — covers paleontology, prehistoric fauna, and fossil identification techniques with hands-on specimens.

South Dakota preserve combining historic homestead structures with native prairie and wetland habitats — links settlement history to ecological restoration.

Museum in Deadwood covering Black Hills gold rush history, frontier settlement, and the stories of the Adams family merchant dynasty.

Lakota cultural museum at St. Joseph's Indian School — covers Plains Indian history, Native American traditions, and beadwork and art as primary-source material.

South Dakota state recreation area on Angostura Reservoir — outdoor ecology, Great Plains geography, and physical education through hiking and water activities.

Health and science center at SDSU campus covering human biology, anatomy, and biomedical science through interactive exhibits.

Bookstore and education partner at Badlands NP visitor center — supports geology, paleontology, and Great Plains ecology curriculum.

South Dakota creek and wetland preserve — covers prairie watershed ecology, native species identification, and conservation biology.

South Dakota state recreation area along the Big Sioux River — covers Great Plains riparian ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor recreation.

Amateur astronomy society with public star-party events — telescope optics, celestial navigation, and observational astronomy in a low-light-pollution area.