Classified for credit

Restored 1906 Lake Champlain passenger steamboat on exhibit at Shelburne Museum — covers 19th-century steam propulsion and Great Lakes maritime history.

Working community garden in Burlington's Intervale agricultural district — covers soil science, sustainable food systems, and plant biology.

Botanical garden featuring themed plant collections — covers plant taxonomy, horticulture, and temperate-region ecology.

Southern Vermont state park on the West River — forest ecology, glacial geology, fishing, and outdoor recreation in a Green Mountains setting.

Annual Vermont agricultural fair with deep roots since 1867 — covers rural heritage, traditional farming practices, and New England community history.

Working granite quarry and museum in the granite capital of the world — covers geology, stonecutting technology, and industrial labor history.

State historical society with primary-source exhibits on Vermont's settlement, industry, and political history from Colonial era to present.

Vermont Historical Society museum covering state history from Indigenous peoples through modern era — primary-source New England and Vermont history.

Vermont Historical Society museum in Montpelier — covers Vermont state history from indigenous peoples through the present with primary-source artifacts.

Museum dedicated to marble quarrying and processing — covers geology, mineralogy, and the industrial history of Vermont's stone industry.

Working reindeer farm in Vermont offering guided visits covering ungulate biology, animal husbandry, and northern agriculture.

Museum chronicling the history of skiing and snowboarding in Vermont — covers winter sports technology, New England recreation history, and mountain culture.

Vermont state park system entry point with forested trails and Green River Dam — covers freshwater ecology, forest biology, and outdoor recreation.

Factory tour of a stuffed-animal manufacturer — covers textile production, assembly-line processes, quality control, and small-business economics.

Farmed animal sanctuary emphasizing veganism and social justice — supports animal biology, ethics, and environmental-studies discussion.

Working Vermont vegetable farm with seasonal CSA and educational programming — supports plant biology, sustainable agriculture, and farm-to-table food systems.

Vermont state park on Waterbury Reservoir — lake ecology, watershed science, and outdoor recreation with developed swimming and picnic facilities.

Gallery at Shelburne Museum complex featuring American folk and decorative art — supports visual arts and American cultural history.

Federally operated fish hatchery with raceway tours — applied biology, aquaculture, and freshwater ecosystem management.

Vermont wildlife viewing area on Lake Champlain's Dead Creek — migratory bird and waterfowl observation supporting ornithology and ecology study.

Small Vermont state park on the Connecticut River — supports riparian ecology, river geography, and outdoor physical education through trails and riverbank exploration.

Vermont state forest with glacially formed cliffs and Lake Willoughby — supports geology, forest ecology, and New England geography field study.

Vermont working farm with animals and gardens — supports agricultural science, animal husbandry, and local food systems.

Victorian-era castle with guided tours showcasing 19th-century architecture, decorative arts, and Vermont regional history.