Classified for credit

Museum and nature center on the Gunflint Trail covering Boundary Waters ecology and canoe-country history — biology, conservation, and regional geography.

Hands-on children's museum with rotating exhibits covering early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts for young learners.

Museum in Chippewa Falls covering regional industrial and technological history — exhibits on manufacturing, brewing, and early Wisconsin industry.

Formal municipal rose and perennial garden — supports plant taxonomy, seasonal growth cycles, and landscape design observation.

Planetarium at Como Park offering sky shows and astronomy programming — covers solar system, stars, and basic astronomical concepts.

College-managed arboretum along the Cannon River — supports dendrology, plant ecology, and riparian biology field study.

National wildlife refuge on the Mississippi Flyway — migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and conservation management.

Reconstructed 1800s log village in Minnesota — living-history experience covering pioneer settlement, frontier daily life, and early Midwest history.

Minnesota state park at the confluence of the Crow Wing and Mississippi Rivers — riparian ecology, Dakota and Ojibwe history, and river geography.

Former iron-ore mining region converted to recreation area — covers ecological reclamation, geology, and outdoor education in a unique industrial landscape.

Preserve-style nature center with trails and naturalist programming — ecology, native plant identification, and wildlife observation.

Community observatory south of the Twin Cities — covers telescopy, planetary science, and observational astronomy at public star-party events.

Three Rivers Park District nature center with trails and live animal exhibits — covers Minnesota woodland ecology and seasonal natural history.

City-operated outdoor center on Staring Lake with canoe rentals and nature programming — covers local ecology, outdoor skills, and physical education.

Interpretive center for the Edge of the Wilderness National Scenic Byway — covers boreal forest ecology, glacial geology, and Minnesota's northwoods biome.

Community observatory in Hopkins, MN with public viewing programs — covers telescope optics, planetary science, and observational astronomy.

Large suburban park reserve with trails, wetlands, and naturalist programming — ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor PE.

Oldest public wildflower garden in the U.S. with bird sanctuary — covers native plant identification, pollinator ecology, and habitat conservation.

Working farm program at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum — covers animal husbandry, plant science, and seasonal agricultural cycles.

Minnesota state park on Mille Lacs Lake with trails and water access — freshwater lake ecology, glacial geography, and regional Ojibwe history.

Wildlife educational park in northern Minnesota housing native animals including wolves and bears — supports wildlife biology and conservation education.

Outdoor living-history museum depicting Finnish immigrant pioneer life in Minnesota — covers settlement patterns, Scandinavian heritage, and 19th-century rural lifeways.

State park on the Cottonwood River with swimming, hiking, and naturalist programming — supports ecology, outdoor education, and physical education.

Working glass-arts center with hot-shop demos — covers the science of silica chemistry, heat and viscosity, and the craft history of glassblowing.