Classified for credit

Wildlife adventure attraction near Bryce Canyon featuring taxidermy and live-animal exhibits — covers Utah wildlife species and basic zoology concepts.

Utah State University research center focused on atmospheric and space sciences — covers meteorology, space physics, and remote sensing instrumentation.

Children's outdoor discovery garden with plant-themed interactive exhibits — covers plant biology, pollination, and nature-based math concepts.

LDS Church history museum near Temple Square with artifacts and exhibits on early Mormon and American religious history — supports US history and world religion studies.

Jordan Valley Water Conservancy district garden demonstrating water-wise landscaping — covers xeriscape principles, native Utah plants, and water conservation.

State park with iron-oxide pink sand dunes — supports earth science units on erosion, sediment transport, and desert ecology.

Restored 1867 pioneer fort on the Mormon Corridor — covers LDS settlement history, overland emigrant routes, and Utah territorial-era frontier life.

DUP museum documenting pioneer women's roles in Utah settlement — primary-source artifacts covering westward migration, frontier life, and LDS community history.

Utah reservoir state park with boating and shoreline trails — supports water-cycle geography, aquatic ecology, and outdoor PE.

Immersive large-scale art installation in Salt Lake City — supports visual art and design curriculum through experiential, environment-based artwork.

Utah state park in a canyon reservoir setting — covers geology, high-desert ecology, and outdoor recreation with ranger programming.

Utah state park on Echo Reservoir featuring canyon geology and reservoir ecology — covers sedimentary rock formations, water resource management, and outdoor skills.

Small Utah wildlife rescue facility where visitors observe care and rehabilitation of native animals — supports wildlife biology, conservation, and animal physiology.

Visitor center for Grand Staircase-Escalante covering regional archaeology, pioneer settlement, and the geology of the Colorado Plateau.

State-managed waterfowl area on the Great Salt Lake flyway — wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and wildlife management practices.

Antelope Island's historic 1848 ranch with preserved structures — covers early Mormon settlement, ranching practices, and Great Salt Lake geography.

Remote federal wildlife refuge supporting migratory waterfowl in the Great Basin — covers wetland ecology, bird biology, and desert hydrology.

Bureau of Reclamation dam visitor center with guided tours — covers hydroelectric power generation, concrete arch engineering, and water resource management.

On-post military museum at Fort Douglas covering U.S. Army history from the Civil War through WWII, including POW internment history.

Utah reservoir state park with high-desert ecology, fossil-rich geology, and water-recreation opportunities for biology and earth-science study.

Utah state museum covering frontier settlement, pioneer transportation, and Iron County history with hands-on exhibits — supports Utah and westward expansion history.

Historic flour mill complex converted to shops — Utah pioneer milling history with the original 1877 Gardner Mill as the educational anchor.

Natural history museum at SUU featuring regional fossils, geology, and paleontology specimens from the Colorado Plateau.

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources education center on Farmington Bay — covers waterfowl biology, Great Salt Lake wetland ecology, and shorebird migration.