Classified for credit

Exotic animal sanctuary housing rescued big cats and other animals — covers animal biology, conservation, and wildlife rehabilitation.

U.S. Army museum at Schofield Barracks documenting the 25th Infantry Division's history from WWI through modern conflicts — military history and Pacific Theater campaigns.

Nonprofit gallery inside Hawaii Volcanoes National Park showcasing Hawaiian and Pacific arts — connects regional cultural history with studio art and Native Hawaiian heritage.

Honolulu Botanical Garden system site featuring native Hawaiian and tropical plants — covers Hawaiian ecology, island biogeography, and conservation botany.

Ridgeline state recreation area with forested hiking trails — native Hawaiian plant ecology, watershed geography, and physical education.

Hawaiian coastal wetland refuge supporting endangered waterbirds — covers Pacific island ecology, migratory bird biology, and coastal dune geomorphology.

State-operated community art center in Hilo featuring rotating exhibits of Hawaii regional and cultural art — free admission.

Hilo SRA along the Wailoa River — Hawaiian river ecology and developed riverside trails.

Hawaiian state park featuring Rainbow Falls and the Wailuku River — volcanic geology, hydrology, and native riparian ecosystems.

Native Hawaiian botanical garden with tropical flora collections — supports botany, Hawaiian ecology, and Pacific island biogeography.

Community heritage center in Honolulu's Chinatown documenting Chinese-American immigrant history in Hawaii.

Honolulu Police Department museum covering law enforcement history and crime prevention — civics, social studies, and community safety.

Small museum inside HPD headquarters tracing Honolulu police history — covers law enforcement, Hawaii statehood era civics, and community history.

University gallery housing John Young's collection of Pacific and Asian art — supports art history and cross-cultural studies.

Small Maui state wayside with stream, waterfall, and tropical vegetation — supports study of Hawaiian ecology and volcanic landscape geography.

Small Hawaii museum documenting paniolo (Hawaiian cowboy) culture and the ranching heritage of the Waimea region.

Hawaii freshwater fishing recreation area on a reservoir — covers freshwater aquatic ecology, non-native species management, and Hawaiian watershed geography.