Classified for credit

State-run wildlife park in Gray, ME displaying native Maine species including moose, bear, and deer — supports zoology, wildlife biology, and conservation education.

Historic 1832 lighthouse with small museum on the St. George Peninsula — covers Maine maritime history, lighthouse keeper life, and coastal navigation.

Audubon-managed forest and stream sanctuary in coastal Maine — bird identification, riparian ecology, and conservation land stewardship.

Community nature center with gardens and wooded trails near Camden — supports plant identification, woodland ecology, and Maine coastal natural history.

18th-century Georgian merchant house in Portsmouth, NH — Colonial-era domestic life, merchant trade history, and period architecture.

Island museum combining maritime art and Monhegan Island history — covers Maine coastal heritage, lighthouse history, and artists' colony documentation.

Maine coastal state park on Penobscot Bay with shoreline access — supports marine ecology, coastal geography, and outdoor physical education.

Maine lake steamboat museum centered on the SS Katahdin — covers 19th-century freshwater transportation, steam propulsion history, and Moosehead Lake regional heritage.

Federal refuge in downeast Maine supporting American woodcock and migratory birds — wildlife biology, boreal ecology, and conservation science.

Forested coastal Maine conservation region with ranger programs covering wildlife habitat, forest ecology, and southern Maine biodiversity.

Audubon-managed wildlife sanctuary along the Mousam River — supports bird identification, riparian ecology, and wetland biology through self-guided trails.

Maine state park with hiking, lake access, and mountainous terrain — supports ecology, physical education, and New England natural history.

Mount Desert Island land preserve with old-growth forest, freshwater ponds, and coastal ecology supporting botany and conservation biology.

Historic stone observation tower atop Mt. Battie in Camden Hills State Park — covers Maine coastal history, navigational geography, and panoramic landscape reading.

Federal-style mansion documenting late 18th–early 19th century merchant wealth, architecture, and maritime commerce in coastal Maine.

University of Maine Presque Isle science museum — northern Maine natural history and STEM exhibits.

Outdoor nature-based education program in western Maine — hands-on ecology, forest biology, and natural science observation for young children.

Natural history and geology museum in Caribou, ME with fossil and mineral collections — covers paleontology, mineralogy, and regional natural history.

Coastal Maine art museum specializing in American art with ocean views — covers American realism, regionalism, and landscape painting in a publicly accessible gallery setting.

Accredited modern and contemporary art museum in Ogunquit with rotating and permanent collections — supports art history and visual analysis.

Preserved 19th-century blacksmith shop — covers colonial-era iron craft, metallurgy basics, and Maine's trade history.

Reconstructed 18th-century fur-trading fort in Augusta, Maine — supports colonial American history, frontier trade economics, and early New England settlement.

Local history museum in Old Town, ME covering Penobscot Nation heritage and regional settlement — supports Maine history and Native American studies.

Multi-site historical society preserving 17th–18th-century York, ME — colonial New England history including a gaol, tavern, and schoolhouse.