Classified for credit

Mobile petting zoo bringing farm and exotic animals to visitors — supports basic zoology, animal behavior, and livestock husbandry.

Kentucky state park with forest and lake habitat — supports woodland ecology, water biology, and outdoor physical education.

Kentucky state resort park within a managed hardwood forest — ecology, forest succession, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation.

Civil War battlefield site covering the 1862 Battle of Perryville — military strategy, Kentucky's divided loyalties, and Civil War chronology.

Appalachian state resort park with hiking trails through mountain hardwood forest — supports Appalachian geology, ecology, and physical education.

Museum dedicated to bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley — covers Appalachian music history, oral tradition, and the cultural heritage of mountain communities.

Urban nature sanctuary in Lexington with trails and a creek corridor — supports Kentucky plant ecology, wildlife biology, and watershed study.

Urban nature sanctuary in Lexington with stream corridors and wildflower trails — supports plant identification, riparian ecology, and outdoor nature study.

Hands-on petting zoo near Red River Gorge — introduces animal husbandry, domesticated species, and basic zoology.

Federally managed wetland refuge formed by the 1811 New Madrid earthquake — covers waterfowl biology, wetland ecology, and geologic history.

Museum dedicated to African American history and culture in the Louisville region — slavery, emancipation, civil rights, and cultural contributions.

Pioneer village interpreting early Kentucky salt-works industry and Appalachian frontier settlement through period structures and artifacts.

Original Sanders Café where KFC was founded — covers American entrepreneurship, business history, and mid-20th-century roadside culture.

Licensed wildlife rehabilitation center caring for injured native Kentucky wildlife — covers animal biology, wildlife medicine basics, and native species ecology.

SEEK Museum in Russellville, KY — small interactive museum with hands-on exhibits designed to engage curiosity across multiple subject areas.

Regional cultural center documenting the history and settlement of Kentucky's Barrens plateau — covers local geography, pioneer life, and Appalachian heritage.

Preserved Shaker community site with museum exhibits — covers 19th-century communal living, Shaker craftsmanship, and religious history.

Regional museum and cultural center in Portsmouth covering Southern Ohio art, history, and heritage — interdisciplinary survey of Appalachian regional culture.

Scenic overlook within General Butler State Park providing views of the Ohio River confluence — geography and river ecology.

Collection of antique and classic automobiles illustrating 20th-century transportation history and automotive engineering evolution.

Historic tannery site at Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill — 19th-century leather production process and Shaker communal economy.

Kentucky state park centered on a reservoir with trails and wildlife habitat — covers freshwater ecology, geology, and outdoor recreation science.

Kentucky Civil War battlefield preserving an 1863 Morgan's Raid engagement — military strategy, border-state history, and Civil War-era Kentucky.

University of Kentucky's living plant collection — dendrology, plant taxonomy, and regional botanical diversity across curated garden trails.