Classified for credit

Natural geothermal hot springs on the North Platte River — covers geothermal geology, mineral water chemistry, and Wyoming earth science.

Wyoming national wildlife refuge along the Green River — covers migratory bird biology, riparian ecology, and high-desert geography.

Federal wildlife refuge on the Green River with visitor center — wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and riparian habitat study in a managed refuge.

Wyoming state park surrounding Seminoe Reservoir and dam — geology, high-desert ecology, and reservoir hydrology in a remote setting.

Mountain resort in the Tetons offering lift-accessed terrain and mountain ecology — supports physical education, geography, and Rocky Mountain ecology study.

Living-history homestead in Pinedale, WY demonstrating 19th-century pioneer ranch life and Wyoming frontier settlement.

Preserved 1860s gold-mining ghost town on the Oregon Trail — covers westward expansion, frontier mining economy, and Wyoming territorial history.

Wyoming museum featuring stagecoaches and overland trail artifacts covering 19th-century Western transportation and frontier settlement history.

College geology museum with fossil specimens including dinosaurs and Wyoming prehistoric fauna — paleontology and stratigraphic geology.

Wyoming ranch museum featuring Western American art and ranching heritage — covers 19th–20th-century cattle culture, Plains history, and American art traditions.

Wildlife rehabilitation center in Wyoming — covers native wildlife biology, injury causes, and rehabilitation science for birds and mammals.

Historic Murie Ranch within Grand Teton — serves as Teton Science Schools field campus connecting wildlife biology, ecology, and conservation history.

Regional art museum in Casper with rotating exhibits of contemporary and Western American art — supports visual arts curriculum.

Casper children's science center with hands-on STEM exhibits covering physics, biology, and engineering concepts through interactive play.

Sheridan mansion of cattle baron John B. Kendrick — covers Wyoming cattle-ranching history, frontier wealth, and early 20th-century Wyoming politics.

Uinta County Museum in Evanston, WY covering Wyoming territorial history, Chinese railroad workers, and the Transcontinental Railroad era.

University anthropology museum with collections covering archaeology, human evolution, and Indigenous cultures of the Rocky Mountain region.

University of Wyoming Art Museum with rotating and permanent collections spanning regional and international works — supports visual art and art history curriculum.

University-operated planetarium with dome projection — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and observational science.

Wyoming state park visitor center and headquarters offering ranger programs on high-plains ecology, geology, and wildlife management.

On-base museum at F.E. Warren AFB covering ICBM history, nuclear deterrence, and Air Force heritage — supports Cold War history and aerospace science.

Regional museum covering Washakie County history, Native American cultures, and Wyoming heritage — supports Western American history and cultural geography.

Wyoming state park on Glendo Reservoir — covers freshwater ecology, Great Plains geography, and outdoor recreation science.

College-based natural history and wildlife museum with taxidermy specimens of North American fauna — covers zoology, ecology, and Wyoming wildlife biology.