Classified for credit

Gallery dedicated to glass art within the Henry Ford campus — covers materials science, glassblowing techniques, and the chemistry of color in glass.

Regional art museum at Northern Michigan University with rotating and permanent exhibits — supports visual arts and art history curriculum.

Small roadside deer ranch in the Upper Peninsula where children interact with tame deer — basic mammal biology and animal husbandry observation.

Farm animal park and petting zoo — basic animal husbandry, domestic species identification, and farm ecology for younger learners.

Managed nature center with trails and natural habitats — supports local ecology, wildlife identification, and outdoor science.

Community college full-dome digital planetarium with public astronomy shows — covers solar system, stellar evolution, and space science.

Regional art and science center with Inuit art collection and interactive exhibits connecting cultural heritage to visual arts curriculum.

International wildlife refuge marsh unit along the Detroit River — Great Lakes coastal wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and freshwater ecosystem study.

Walk-through butterfly garden within Detroit Zoo featuring live specimens and plant-pollinator relationships — entomology and ecosystem biology.

Michigan nature conservancy with trails through diverse habitats — supports field ecology, plant identification, and conservation biology.

Family-owned zoo in Michigan's Upper Peninsula featuring exotic and native animals — animal biology, conservation, and species adaptation.

Small nature preserve with marked trails — local plant and animal ecology, geology of glacial landforms, and field observation skills.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits — supports early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts through play-based learning.

Great Lakes maritime museum on Belle Isle covering shipbuilding, navigation, and the commercial history of inland freshwater shipping.

Dow Gardens conservatory with tropical and temperate plant collections — covers plant taxonomy, botany, and horticultural ecology.

Community nature center with trails and wildlife habitat along the Clinton River — habitat ecology, native species identification, and outdoor PE.

Lake Michigan shoreline state park with dunes, wetlands, and forest habitats — supports dune ecology, hydrology, and outdoor biology.

Contemporary and modern art museum on the MSU campus with rotating exhibitions supporting visual arts and art-history study.

Regional art and history museum on a preserved 19th-century farm — covers Michigan history, decorative arts, and local cultural heritage.

University planetarium at Eastern Michigan University offering public sky shows — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and observational science.

Great Lakes coastal marsh preserve supporting migratory waterfowl — wetland ecology, bird biology, and habitat conservation.

Municipal nature center with trails and native habitat — covers Michigan woodland ecology, wildlife identification, and local plant communities.

Preserved 19th-century iron-smelting ghost town in Michigan's Upper Peninsula — covers industrial history, iron production, and Great Lakes commerce.

Small working farm in western Michigan — applied agriculture, animal husbandry, and farm ecosystem biology for younger learners.