Classified for credit

Heritage center combining railroad history with displays on the Trident area's industrial and settler past in southwestern Montana.

Historic Butte mansion repurposed as a museum and gallery — regional art, Gilded Age architecture, and Montana mining-era history.

Jesuit mission established 1841 among the Salish people — covers Catholic missionary history, Native American–settler relations, and Montana territorial settlement.

Heritage center near Lolo Pass covering Lewis and Clark expedition history and Nez Perce cultural history along the Lolo Trail.

Helena's contemporary art museum with rotating regional and national exhibits — supports visual arts and art history curriculum.

Bureau of Reclamation arch dam with visitor center — covers hydraulic engineering, hydroelectric power generation, and dam construction.

Audubon-managed wetland preserve near Bozeman — wetland ecology, migratory waterfowl biology, and conservation land management.

Urban state park in Billings offering reservoir ecology, bird observation, and outdoor recreation with access to Montana's high-plains geography.

Montana state park on a glacially formed lake — supports freshwater ecology study, native fish and bird observation, and Great Plains geography.

Municipal botanical garden and park in Bozeman — supports plant identification, horticulture basics, and outdoor physical education.

Federally managed wildlife refuge in the Bitterroot Valley with visitor center — covers waterfowl ecology, riparian habitat, and wildlife conservation biology.

Visitor center for Libby Dam on the Kootenai River — covers hydroelectric power generation, dam engineering, and river hydrology.

Missouri River headwaters state park at the confluence of the Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin rivers — watershed geography and Lewis & Clark history.

Restored 1902 Northern Pacific Railroad depot covering railroad history and the role of rail in Montana's settlement and economy.

Small Montana state park on the Flathead River providing riparian ecology study, wildlife observation, and outdoor recreation in a mountain setting.

Montana state park near Kalispell with forested trails and wildlife habitat — covers Rocky Mountain ecology, native species, and conservation.

Interpreted Native American bison hunting site where tribes drove bison over a cliff — pre-Columbian Plains history, archaeology, and ecology.

Federal wildlife refuge on the Northern Great Plains — supports migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and wildlife refuge management study.

Montana state park with sandstone concretions and fossil-bearing rock formations — covers sedimentary geology and prehistoric paleontology.

State park at the Blackfoot–Clark Fork River confluence — covers riparian ecology, river geomorphology, and Montana watershed science.

Free public art museum featuring regional and contemporary Montana artists — supports visual art appreciation and art history curriculum.

Interpretive center on the Lewis & Clark Trail covering the Missouri River Breaks — expedition history, Plains geography, and Native peoples.

Site where Lewis and Clark identified the Missouri River headwaters — covers exploration history, westward expansion, and Montana geography.

Audubon-operated center with native habitat, bird banding programs, and conservation education along the Yellowstone River corridor.