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Historic territorial prison complex with cell houses open for tours — covers Montana frontier justice, incarceration history, and early-20th-century law enforcement.

Montana natural and cultural history museum covering paleontology, Indigenous history, and homesteader settlement of the High Plains.

Montana state park on a reservoir with native forest and mountain ecology — covers geology, riparian biology, and geography.

Regional art museum in a historic Carnegie building — fine arts and design history with rotating exhibits; supports visual-arts curriculum.

Montana state park on a glacially formed lake with trails and camping supporting ecology, geology, and outdoor education.

Fort Peck Dam powerhouse museum covering hydroelectric generation, New Deal engineering, and dam operations — supports civil engineering, electricity, and 20th-century history.

Regional museum documenting Montana cowboy, ranching, and Native American heritage through artifacts and period displays — covers Western frontier social history.

Remote Montana NWR protecting trumpeter swan habitat — covers wetland ecology, endangered-species recovery, and Rocky Mountain biology.

Botanical garden featuring Rocky Mountain native plants — supports plant biology, regional ecology, and botany curriculum.

Montana state park on Salmon Lake in the Seeley-Swan Valley — freshwater ecology, conifer forest biology, and Rocky Mountain watershed study.

Hands-on science center in the historic Butte mining district — covers mining geology, mineralogy, and the industrial science history of Butte, Montana.

Montana state park in a limestone canyon along Belt Creek — geology, erosion, riparian ecology, and Precambrian rock formations accessible by trail.

Spring-fed lake in a state park setting — covers freshwater ecology, geology, and outdoor recreation biology.

University of Montana public observatory room with telescopes — supports observational astronomy and optics instruction in a university STEM setting.

Restored urban park on a historic mill site along Bozeman Creek — riparian ecology, trail-based PE, and local natural history in a developed park setting.

Private wildlife refuge on the Bitterroot River offering riparian ecology, bird and mammal observation, and conservation land-management study.

Hands-on children's museum in northeast Montana — supports early literacy, numeracy, and STEM exploration for young learners.

Fort Missoula museum covering U.S. Army history, WWI and WWII Italian internment, and Montana frontier military history on the original fort grounds.

Regional history museum in Great Falls covering Montana's Native peoples, Lewis and Clark expedition, and frontier settlement.

Interpretive center at Giant Springs documenting the Lewis and Clark Expedition — covers Corps of Discovery, Missouri River geography, and natural history.

Small Montana botanical garden and arboretum — plant identification, native species ecology, and garden science in a hands-on setting.

Montana state park on Tongue River Reservoir offering fishing, boating, and high-plains riparian ecology study in a semi-arid landscape.

Lewis and Clark campsite state park on the Lolo Trail — covers the Corps of Discovery expedition, westward exploration, and Salish Nation history.

Freshwater aquarium in Billings showcasing Montana native fish species — aquatic biology, fish taxonomy, and local watershed ecosystems.