Classified for credit

Municipal arboretum and botanical garden with labeled plant collections — plant taxonomy, native Prairie ecosystems, and horticultural science.

Museum dedicated to L. Frank Baum's Oz books — covers American literary history, storytelling, and popular-culture heritage.

Preserved Pawnee earth-lodge floor and artifacts on-site — covers Plains Indian culture and pre-contact Native American history.

Kansas reservoir state park with diverse habitat — supports freshwater ecology, migratory bird study, and Great Plains geography.

Public observatory operated by the Astronomical Society of Kansas City with a 30-inch Cassegrain telescope — covers observational astronomy and telescope optics.

Kansas tallgrass prairie nature center with trails and native plantings — prairie ecology, native species identification, and Midwest biogeography.

Kansas state park with resident prairie dog towns — Great Plains ecology, social animal behavior, and grassland habitats.

Regional museum in Colby, KS combining Plains art and local history — covers homesteading, agricultural heritage, and Great Plains settlement.

Suburban Kansas nature center with tallgrass prairie and woodland trails — supports prairie ecology, native species identification, and outdoor PE.

Lawrence city nature park with native prairie and wetland habitat — supports native plant identification, prairie ecology, and outdoor observation skills.

City-operated nature center in Lawrence with live animals and interpretive exhibits — covers Kansas wildlife, native habitats, and conservation biology.

University-operated public observatory in southeast Kansas with telescopes available for scheduled viewings — covers observational astronomy and astrophysics concepts.

Federal wildlife refuge in a Kansas salt marsh supporting migratory shorebirds and waterfowl — covers wetland ecology and Central Flyway migration biology.

National wildlife refuge visitor center on a major bird migration corridor — covers wetland ecology, waterfowl biology, and conservation management.

County history museum in Manhattan, KS covering pioneer settlement, the Kansas-Nebraska Act era, and regional Native American history.

City park with a small municipal zoo — basic animal biology and species identification for young learners in a combined park-and-zoo setting.

Kansas park featuring large Dakota sandstone concretions — covers sedimentary geology, erosion, and Great Plains landforms in a hands-on outdoor setting.

Outsider-art concrete sculpture environment created by Civil War veteran S.P. Dinsmoor — covers folk art, symbolism, and early 20th-century American culture.

Small private zoo with exotic and domestic animals supporting zoology, animal behavior, and basic conservation awareness.

Kansas state park protecting stabilized sand dunes and native prairie habitat — supports geology, plant ecology, and Great Plains natural history.

State-managed bison range on shortgrass prairie — supports wildlife biology, Great Plains ecology, and large-mammal conservation study.

Regional natural history museum with fossil, mineral, and wildlife collections — covers paleontology, geology, and Kansas natural history.

Restored 1905 Victorian mansion in Abilene — covers Gilded Age domestic life, Kansas settlement history, and late 19th-century social history.

Preserved 1839 Methodist mission to the Shawnee people — covers Native American history, missionary era, and westward expansion in Kansas.