Classified for credit

Campus botanical gardens at BYU-Idaho — plant taxonomy, horticultural science, and seasonal ecology observation.

The Nature Conservancy preserve along the Snake River where massive springs emerge from basalt cliffs — illustrates hydrogeology and riparian ecology.

Malad Gorge unit of Thousand Springs State Park — basalt canyon geology, Snake River Plain hydrology, and riparian ecology in a dramatic volcanic landscape.

State park on the Snake River marking the Oregon Trail's most dangerous crossing — covers westward migration, pioneer history, and river geography.

Regional zoo with live animal exhibits — covers vertebrate biology, animal adaptations, and wildlife conservation concepts.

College of Idaho campus planetarium with public astronomy programs — covers stellar and solar system science with projection technology.

Idaho state park with a fishing lake and forested trails — freshwater ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor recreation curriculum.

Preserved 1950s gold dredge on the Yankee Fork River — Idaho mining history, hydraulic engineering, and the economics of placer gold extraction.

Small municipal zoo in Pocatello featuring Idaho-native and regional wildlife — supports animal biology, conservation education, and native species study.

County historical complex covering Native American and settler history of the Bannock region — supports Idaho and Pacific Northwest history curriculum.

Local history museum in Blackfoot covering Bingham County and the upper Snake River region — supports Idaho settlement and agricultural history.

Small county museum covering Blaine County and Wood River Valley history including mining, ranching, and Sun Valley development — supports Idaho regional and social history.

Municipal rose garden within Julia Davis Park — plant taxonomy, horticulture, and pollinator ecology in a maintained garden setting.

Regional museum covering the history of Bonner County and the Idaho Panhandle, including Native history, logging, and settlement eras.

Early Boise pioneer home preserved as a historic site — illustrates Idaho territorial settlement, 19th-century domestic life, and Boise's founding-era history.

Small-town regional history museum covering Cambridge, Idaho's pioneer, mining, and ranching heritage in the Weiser River corridor.

Cascade County historical society museum covering Montana settlement, ranching, and regional frontier history.

County historical society museum covering pioneer settlement and ranching in southern Idaho — regional history and primary-source artifacts.

Small regional museum in Orofino documenting Clearwater River valley settlement, Lewis and Clark passage, and Nez Perce history.

Small ferry-crossing heritage museum and nature trail on the Snake River — covers Oregon Trail transportation history and riparian ecology.

Local collectors museum with eclectic historical and cultural artifacts — covers regional Idaho history and material culture through curated collections.

State park campground on island in the Boise River — riparian habitat, local wildlife, and outdoor recreation skills.

Local history museum in Eagle, Idaho — covers regional settlement, preservation efforts, and Idaho community development.

Site of Major John Owen's 1850s trading post/fort in the Bitterroot Valley — covers Montana territorial history and Native-settler contact.