Classified for credit

Working bison ranch with guided tours — covers bison biology, Great Plains ecology, and the cultural history of ranching in Wyoming.

Raptor center with live bird programs — covers raptor biology, flight mechanics, habitat ecology, and wildlife rehabilitation science.

Field science school in Jackson Hole offering ecology and natural history programs in Greater Yellowstone — structured curriculum aligned with ecology and earth science.

Working wild-horse sanctuary on the Wind River range — covers equine behavior, rangeland ecology, and federal wild-horse management policy.

Dark-sky stargazing program in Jackson Hole covering astronomy, constellation identification, and telescope optics.

Wyoming state park along the Bear River corridor with wildlife viewing, wetland habitat, and developed trails — supports ecology, geography, and outdoor PE.

National Historic Site marking a key Oregon Trail river crossing — covers westward migration, overland trail geography, and 19th century U.S. expansion.

Geoscience center in Wyoming's Big Horn Basin covering regional paleontology, stratigraphy, and fossil formation with specimens and exhibits.

NPS visitor center for Bighorn Canyon — covers canyon geology, bighorn sheep ecology, and high-desert geography of the Wyoming-Montana border.

Wyoming reservoir state park in Wind River Basin — covers high-desert ecology, freshwater habitats, and Rocky Mountain geography.

Buffalo Bill Dam visitor center explains how the 1910 concrete arch dam was engineered — hydroelectric power generation, dam hydrology, and civil engineering.

Museum dedicated to Buffalo Bill Cody covering the history of the American West, frontier settlement, and Plains Indian relations.

State park at the Buffalo Bill Reservoir in the Absaroka Range — Rocky Mountain geology, water storage engineering, and Wyoming geography.

Museum preserving Callair agricultural aircraft with exhibits on aviation engineering and the role of aerial application in farming.

School-district planetarium offering astronomy programming — covers celestial mechanics, star identification, and Earth's position in the solar system.

Wyoming county museum covering railroad history, outlaw history, and frontier settlement of Carbon County — supports westward expansion and regional history units.

Hands-on children's museum in Casper with interactive learning stations covering early literacy, numeracy, and basic science exploration.

County park in Wyoming's Laramie Range with diverse ecosystems — covers geology, forest ecology, and high-elevation biology.

Public planetarium with sky shows and astronomy programs — covers solar system, stellar physics, and observational astronomy.

USFS visitor center at the edge of the Medicine Bow–Routt National Forest — Rocky Mountain ecology, alpine geography, and wildfire/forest management education.

College-based alpine science program covering ecology, geology, and field research methods in Wyoming's high-altitude wilderness environment.

Cheyenne Botanic Gardens — high-plains horticulture and a passive-solar conservatory.

Hands-on children's museum in Cheyenne with interactive exhibits across literacy, math, and early science — developmentally appropriate learning for young children.

Restored Union Pacific depot museum covering transcontinental railroad history, westward expansion, and the role of rail in Wyoming's development.