Classified for credit

State-maintained arboretum with labeled native and ornamental plantings — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and Arkansas native species studies.

Rural Arkansas nature center along the South Fork of the Little Red River — covers Ozark stream ecology, native wildlife, and outdoor science education.

Museum in the historic Memphis Cotton Exchange covering the cotton trade, its economic impact, and the labor history of the American South.

Withers Collection museum on Beale Street covering Memphis blues history and African American cultural heritage — music history and civil rights curriculum hook.

1933 mill replica and pond setting used in the opening scene of Gone with the Wind — covers Arkansas industrial heritage and the role of grist mills in the antebellum South.

Museum in Walmart's original 1945 five-and-dime store — covers retail business history, entrepreneurship, and 20th-century American commerce.

Hands-on children's museum in Little Rock with interactive exhibits supporting early literacy, numeracy, creative play, and STEM exploration.

Natural history museum at UAM covering regional Arkansas fauna and geology — taxonomy, paleontology, and ecological field-study context.

University-affiliated science center with hands-on STEM exhibits — supports biology, physical science, and applied mathematics through interactive demonstrations.

National museum dedicated to the U.S. Marshals Service — covers American law enforcement history, justice system, and westward expansion.

Arkansas state park in the Cache River lowlands — covers bottomland hardwood ecology, bayou hydrology, and native wildlife of the Mississippi Alluvial Plain.

Preserved home of blues pioneer W.C. Handy — covers African-American music history, the origins of the blues, and Memphis cultural heritage.

Federally managed wetland refuge on the Mississippi flyway — waterfowl biology, migratory ecology, and wetland conservation.

Arkansas state park on White Oak Lake — supports freshwater ecology, bird observation, and outdoor recreation curriculum.

Education program based at Little Rock Zoo focused on wildlife conservation and animal biology for youth.

Arkansas ranch and nature center with wildlife and farm animals — supports introductory zoology, animal husbandry, and ecology observation.

Performing and visual arts center on 105 wooded acres with galleries and outdoor sculpture — supports visual art and music curriculum through exhibits and performances.

Arkansas Ozark state park along the War Eagle River — supports riparian ecology, biology, geology, and physical education through trails and waterways.

Arkansas state park with creek ecology, forested trails, and ranger programs covering Ozark biology and regional geography.

Arkansas state park with lake, forest trails, and wetland habitat — Ozark ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation in a natural setting.

Showcase of Arkansas-made goods and crafts — covers state economic history, manufacturing traditions, and regional cultural production.

Community arts venue in Van Buren, AR with rotating exhibits — supports regional visual arts study and creative arts exposure.

Small museum in the former bauxite mining town of Bauxite, AR — covers industrial history, aluminum ore mining, and the community built around extraction.

Small local museum documenting the settlement and development of Bella Vista — covers Arkansas regional history and community development.