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State park adjacent to Minidoka Dam on the Snake River — covers high-desert ecology, migratory bird habitat, and Bureau of Reclamation irrigation history.

Idaho state park preserving Yankee Fork gold-mining district — 19th-century hard-rock mining history, dredge operations, and boom-town settlement patterns.

County history museum in Salmon, ID covering Lewis and Clark exploration, Sacagawea's homeland, and Lemhi Valley settlement history.

College-affiliated center presenting Lewis and Clark regional history alongside visual arts — Pacific Northwest history and cultural social studies.

Museum and education center in Ketchum, ID dedicated to wolf biology, pack behavior, and the science of large-predator conservation and ecosystem impact.

Recreation area below Lucky Peak Dam on the Boise River — river hydrology, riparian ecology, and Idaho geography field study.

State park on a reservoir with interpretive opportunities in geology, hydrology, and Idaho high-desert ecology.

Reservoir state park unit on the Boise River — supports lessons in freshwater ecology, hydrology, and outdoor recreation.

Idaho state park on the Lucky Peak reservoir offering hiking, geology observation, and high-desert riparian ecology.

Outdoor petroglyph site with Native American rock carvings along the Snake River — supports pre-Columbian archaeology and Indigenous history.

Idaho state park along the Oregon Trail featuring volcanic rock formations, geology interpretation, and documented emigrant history.

National historic site preserving a WWII Japanese American incarceration camp — covers civil liberties, WWII home-front history, and constitutional rights.

NPS site preserving a WWII Japanese American incarceration camp — covers civil liberties, wartime policy, and constitutional history.

Snake River reservoir refuge adjacent to Minidoka Dam — supports study of migratory waterfowl, high-desert wetland ecology, and dam-created habitat.

Idaho Fish and Game nature center with native fish exhibits and wildlife displays — covers Idaho freshwater biology, fish life cycles, and wildlife management.

Quirky hands-on museum tracing the history and chemistry of cleaning — covers sanitation, public health, and materials science through interactive exhibits.

Regional museum covering Idaho's natural history, Native cultures, atomic energy history, and pioneer settlement with hands-on exhibits.

Regional museum documenting North Idaho's Native American heritage, logging industry, and settler history near Lake Coeur d'Alene.

Museum in Ashton, Idaho dedicated to the Henry's Fork watershed — covers river ecology, fly-fishing biology, and Snake River Plain hydrology.

Restored 1903 railroad depot with exhibits on Idaho rail history, pioneer settlement, and the role of rail in western expansion.

Nez Perce National Historic Park site marking a sacred tribal creation story location — covers Indigenous history, culture, and Pacific Northwest geography.

State park at a large natural spring complex feeding the Snake River — covers hydrogeology, spring ecology, and high-desert riparian biology.

Hands-on science vision center in Boise — covers optics, light, and physics concepts through interactive exhibits.

Preserved 1870s territorial prison with museum and cell blocks — covers Idaho territorial history, 19th-century penology, and the criminal justice system.