Classified for credit

Federal wildlife refuge on Lake Champlain's Missisquoi Delta — covers migratory waterfowl biology, wetland ecology, and Great Lakes watershed geography.

College-based public observatory at Middlebury College with telescopes for public viewing — covers astronomy, optics, and the scale of the solar system.

Vermont state park along the Deerfield River with forested trails — supports forest ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor physical education.

Vermont state park on Mt. Ascutney with summit road and hiking trails — geology, glacial landforms, forest ecology, and elevation-based habitat zones.

Small Vermont state park atop a glacially formed hill with panoramic Champlain Valley views — covers glacial geology, forest ecology, and regional geography.

Vermont state park with forested trails, ponds, and campground — supports ecology, wildlife biology, and outdoor geography in a northern hardwood setting.

Vermont state park on Lake Champlain with forested trails — freshwater shoreline ecology, native species, and orienteering.

Museum in Rutland, VT dedicated to Norman Rockwell's illustration art — covers 20th-century American social history through visual narrative.

Urban nature center on the North Branch of the Winooski River — covers Vermont wildlife biology, stream ecology, and environmental education with staff programs.

Rural Vermont public observatory offering dark-sky observing sessions — covers telescope use, stellar astronomy, and light pollution science.

Norwich University museum in Northfield, VT documenting the oldest private military college in the US and American military history.

Farm animal sanctuary providing direct contact with rescued livestock — introduces animal welfare, farm ecology, and basic zoology concepts.

Vermont's oldest settlement district with colonial monuments, a Revolutionary War cemetery, and early-American architecture — covers New England colonial history.

19th-century stone schoolhouse and historic village in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom — covers early Vermont settlement, education history, and African-American heritage.

Working Vermont farm with seasonal corn maze — supports agricultural science, plant biology, and rural geography for younger learners.

Working diversified farm offering educational tours — covers sustainable agriculture, soil science, animal husbandry, and local food systems.

Small Vermont planetarium offering sky shows and astronomy programming — covers celestial mechanics, constellations, and the solar system.

Natural-history nature center with specimens and exhibits covering regional ecology, wildlife biology, and Vermont habitats.

Historic hilltop observatory in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom — telescope observation and introduction to astronomy and celestial navigation.

Working nonprofit farm with animals, gardens, and community programs covering sustainable agriculture, animal care, and Vermont agrarian heritage.

Vermont state park within Groton State Forest — supports freshwater ecology, forest biology, and outdoor education along Ricker Pond.

Vermont historic site associated with the Underground Railroad — documents African American freedom-seeking, abolitionism, and Vermont's role in the Civil War era.

Farmhouse where Robert Frost lived 1920–1929 — American literature in situ, covering Frost's poetry and early 20th-century New England life.

Saint Albans Historical Museum covering Vermont's role in the Civil War and the 1864 Confederate raid — Vermont and Civil War history.