Classified for credit

Arkansas state park on Lake Catherine with trails and naturalist programming — supports freshwater ecology, Ouachita region geology, and outdoor life skills.

Arkansas state park with a lake, wetlands, and forest trails — supports freshwater ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor PE.

Arkansas state park on the state's largest natural lake — covers freshwater ecology, oxbow lake formation, and outdoor recreation.

Arkansas River Valley state park with lake, wetlands, and trails — supports aquatic ecology, geography, and physical education curriculum.

Arkansas state park with lake, trails, and ranger programs covering Ozark ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor recreation skills.

Arkansas state park on Lake Frierson with fishing, hiking, and birding access — freshwater ecology, local wildlife habitat, and outdoor recreation.

City park with extensive mountain biking and hiking trails in the Ozarks — outdoor recreation, ecology, and natural land management.

Arkansas lowland state park on a natural lake — covers Delta-region wetland ecology, waterfowl biology, and freshwater fishing as applied natural science.

Antebellum cotton plantation museum on the Mississippi — covers slavery, plantation agriculture, and Delta history through primary-source interpretation.

University-based science center with hands-on STEM exhibits at the University of Central Arkansas — covers physics, earth science, and applied mathematics.

Commemorative garden at Little Rock Central High School NHS — supports Civil Rights history, desegregation, and constitutional studies.

Arkansas state park focused on environmental education — covers longleaf pine ecology, water quality, and conservation biology with ranger programs.

Arkansas military history museum in the historic Arsenal building — covers U.S. military history from Civil War through modern conflicts.

Working small farm offering hands-on agricultural and animal-care experiences — supports applied biology, ecology, and farm-to-table food science.

Civil War battlefield park marking the 1864 Battle of Massard Prairie — covers Trans-Mississippi theater military history and Arkansas campaign strategy.

Army Corps of Engineers park on the Arkansas River with trails and lake access — outdoor ecology, physical geography, and PE.

Antebellum plantation house museum in Camden, AR illustrating pre- and post-Civil War Southern domestic life and regional history.

Reservoir state park with diverse wetland and forest habitats — supports ecology, wildlife biology, and outdoor PE curriculum.

Fort Smith's former brothel preserved as a museum — covers late-19th-century frontier social history, women's history, and river-town commerce.

Arkansas state park along the Mississippi River bottomlands — covers floodplain ecology, migratory bird biology, and river geography.

Arkansas state park on Moro Bay featuring bottomland hardwood forest and oxbow lake ecology — habitat study, wetland biology, and outdoor recreation.

Cultural center documenting the history of the Mosaic Templars of America, a Black fraternal organization — covers African American history and civil rights.

Working farm and organic garden in the Arkansas River Valley — plant biology, sustainable agriculture, and food systems education with hands-on demonstrations.

Arkansas River Valley state park atop Mount Nebo — Ozark plateau ecology, plant communities, geography, and physical fitness via trail system.