Classified for credit

Remote WV state park with a mountain lake and wooded trails — supports freshwater biology, Appalachian ecology, and outdoor PE.

Community observatory in the Eastern Panhandle offering public telescope nights — covers observational astronomy, optics, and celestial navigation concepts.

West Virginia military museum covering the state's armed forces history from the Civil War forward through artifacts and displays.

Birding and nature center in the New River Gorge region — songbird and raptor identification, Appalachian forest ecology, and watershed biology.

NPS visitor center for New River Gorge covering river geology, Appalachian ecology, and the natural history of one of North America's oldest rivers.

Appalachian state park along the North Bend Rail Trail — forest ecology, river biology, and multi-day outdoor learning opportunities.

Preserved coal tipple in the New River Gorge area — covers Appalachian coal-mining history, industrial labor, and extraction technology.

Mid-size zoo focused on North American species — animal behavior, habitat ecology, and conservation.

Museum dedicated to West Virginia's glass industry with historical equipment and finished pieces — materials science, glassblowing chemistry, and regional industrial history.

Interpretive center for the Ohio River Islands National Wildlife Refuge — covers freshwater island ecology, migratory species, and river conservation biology.

Regional museum documenting West Virginia's oil and gas industry — covers extraction history, geology, and industrial technology.

West Virginia state forest in the southern coalfields region — covers Appalachian forest ecology, stream biology, and regional natural history.

WV state park featuring dramatic sandstone outcrops in the coal heritage region — geology, Appalachian ecology, and regional mining history.

Nature center within Pipestem Resort State Park with natural history exhibits, trails, and staff-led programs covering Appalachian ecology and wildlife biology.

Historic district at the confluence of the Ohio and Kanawha Rivers — covers frontier settlement, Civil War era, and Battle of Point Pleasant history.

Reconstructed 1774 frontier fort with living-history demonstrations — covers colonial-era border conflicts, frontier life, and early American settlement.

Museum at the confluence of the Ohio and Kanawha Rivers covering river trade history, the Silver Bridge collapse, and regional heritage.

WV wildlife rehabilitation center — covers native species biology, habitat loss, and wildlife conservation through resident animal education programs.

Dedicated environmental education center with hands-on outdoor programs — covers ecology, conservation, and field biology skills.

NFS visitor center at the base of the iconic Seneca Rocks formation — covers Appalachian geology, rock climbing science, and forest ecology.

Remote West Virginia state forest in the Allegheny Highlands — supports study of Appalachian ecology, forest succession, and topographic geography.

University-operated public observatory — covers telescope optics, celestial observation, and introductory astronomy for student groups.

Wheeling STEM center and maker market — hands-on science and technology exhibits with maker-space programming for K–12 learners.

Hands-on children's science center with interactive exhibits covering physics, biology, and basic engineering concepts.