Classified for credit

Living-history pioneer village with period buildings and demonstrations — Utah Territory settlement, pioneer daily life, and westward migration.

Utah reservoir state park in red-rock canyon country — supports desert ecology, geology, and geography alongside outdoor PE.

University of Utah botanical garden with labeled native and ornamental plantings — plant taxonomy, Utah native ecology, and ethnobotany.

University of Utah botanical garden and arboretum with labeled plant collections and mountain backdrop — plant biology, ecology, and regional flora study.

Native Mojave Desert botanical garden featuring drought-adapted plant species — covers desert ecology, plant adaptations, and Utah's Mojave flora.

Nature center at Rockcliff area near Rockport Reservoir — covers Utah riparian ecology, wildlife identification, and conservation biology.

Utah state park on a high-altitude reservoir with trails and wildlife — supports geology, riparian ecology, and Rocky Mountain geography.

Wildlife museum with 150+ mounted animals in habitat dioramas covering global biodiversity, animal adaptations, and conservation geography.

Campus planetarium offering star shows and astronomy programming — covers celestial mechanics, light, and the solar system.

Salt Lake City art museum with rotating contemporary and regional exhibitions — supports visual arts and art history curriculum.

District-run science education center with hands-on STEM exhibits — supports physical science, earth science, and inquiry learning.

Historic 1867 Tabernacle on Temple Square with guided tours covering pioneer settlement, religious history, and the building's renowned acoustics.

Riparian nature preserve along the Wasatch Front — riparian ecology, native plant communities, and watershed biology.

Formal garden within Thanksgiving Point campus — landscape botany, plant classification, and horticultural design for K–12 learners.

Utah's oldest public art museum with permanent and rotating collections — visual arts history, art criticism, and American/Utah regionalist painting study.

Municipal art museum in St. George with rotating and permanent exhibits — covers visual arts history and studio arts concepts.

Utah public observatory complex — telescope viewing and astronomy programs on scheduled public nights.

Public star-party program in a dark-sky area near Kanab — covers naked-eye and telescopic astronomy, light pollution, and celestial navigation.

University of Utah campus arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — supports dendrology, plant taxonomy, and seasonal botany study.

Utah state park with reservoir near Vernal — outdoor recreation and high-desert ecology study in proximity to Dinosaur National Monument.

Utah state park reservoir adjacent to Dinosaur Country — supports freshwater ecology, geology, and outdoor recreation curriculum.

Logan Canyon nature education center — covers Cache Valley ecology, native species identification, and conservation programming for school-age visitors.

Southern Utah University science center with exhibits and labs covering physical and life sciences — supports hands-on STEM learning aligned with secondary curriculum.

Wetland preserve with an EcoCenter featuring hands-on exhibits — covers watershed ecology, wildlife habitat, and conservation practices in the Wasatch Back region.