Classified for credit

Non-profit zoological sanctuary in Prescott housing non-releasable wildlife — covers animal behavior, native Arizona species, and wildlife conservation.

Mary Colter-designed 1914 rest stop at Grand Canyon's South Rim — covers Arts and Crafts architecture, Southwest Indigenous design, and NPS history.

Prescott natural history center with exhibits and guided programs — covers central Arizona ecology, geology, native plants, and wildlife biology.

Natural sandstone formation within Papago Park, Phoenix — supports desert geology, Sonoran Desert ecology, and Arizona geography.

Ancestral Hopi archaeological site with unexcavated pueblo ruins and ranger programming covering pre-Columbian Southwest cultures and migration.

Hopi cultural center on tribal lands — Native American history, art, and contemporary Pueblo culture.

1905 Mary Colter-designed building at Grand Canyon rim selling Hopi crafts — Native American cultural history, Southwest archaeology, and vernacular architecture.

County mountain park in the Hualapai range — elevation ecology, geology, conifer forest biology, and hiking-based outdoor education near Kingman, AZ.

Dark-sky observatory near Kingman offering public stargazing — covers astronomy, optics, and celestial navigation in a low-light-pollution setting.

NPS Hubbell Trading Post in Ganado, AZ — living-history site covering Navajo Nation trade, culture, and Southwest heritage.

Still-operating 1878 Navajo Nation trading post — NPS site covering Navajo culture, Southwest trade history, and the federal trading-post system.

Akimel O'odham cultural center preserving Huhugam (Hohokam) heritage — covers Indigenous history, archaeology, and Sonoran Desert peoples.

Federal wildlife refuge along the lower Colorado River — riparian ecology, migratory bird biology, and desert watershed conservation.

Japanese-designed garden within a city park — covers traditional landscape design, native and non-native plant identification, and Japanese cultural geography.

Former copper-mining ghost town preserved as a historic district — covers late 19th-century mining history, labor, and Western settlement.

Museum in historic Jerome covering copper mining history, geology, and ore-processing technology that drove Arizona's territorial economy.

State historic park at a former copper mine in Jerome, AZ — covers hard-rock mining geology, ore processing, and Arizona territorial history.

Wildlife sanctuary housing rescued exotic animals with educational programs — covers animal biology, conservation ethics, and habitat needs.

Sonoran Desert wildlife refuge contact station near Yuma — desert ecology, Bighorn sheep habitat, and wildlife conservation in a remote bajada environment.

Playa lake and riparian area in Willcox known for sandhill crane migration — supports avian biology, wetland ecology, and migratory patterns.

Desert lake state park on the Colorado River — riparian ecology, migratory bird habitat, and arid-zone geography fieldwork.

Arizona state park campground on Lake Havasu offering desert shoreline ecology, geography, and outdoor recreation.

Large desert reservoir in Maricopa County with developed recreation areas — supports geography, hydrology, and Sonoran Desert ecology study.

Visitor and discovery center at Lake Pleasant Regional Park — covers Sonoran Desert ecology, watershed management, and Arizona freshwater biology.