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Major American art museum with permanent collection spanning colonial to contemporary periods — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

Barrier-island state park with maritime forest, tidal marshes, and a historic lighthouse — supports ecology, coastal geology, and estuarine biology study.

South Carolina coastal state park with maritime forest, beach, and lighthouse — covers barrier island ecology, tidal biology, and coastal geology.

South Carolina state park with salt marsh, beach, and tidal creek — supports coastal ecology, marine biology, and Southeast geography.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits covering early literacy, math concepts, and basic science for elementary-age learners.

Exhibition hall at the Huntington Library displaying rare manuscripts, historical documents, and fine-art collections spanning several centuries.

Regional botanical garden with themed gardens and a butterfly house — covers plant biology, pollinators, and regional horticultural ecology.

FDR's family estate and presidential home — covers New Deal-era policy, 20th-century political history, and Hudson Valley social history.

Hawaii state park featuring a dramatic 442-foot waterfall through lush rainforest — covers Hawaiian geology, tropical ecology, and watershed science.

Contemporary Native American art museum at IAIA — covers Indigenous artistic traditions, cultural identity, and modern Native history.

Audubon center on the Platte River at the heart of Sandhill Crane migration — covers avian biology, migratory ecology, and Great Plains river habitat conservation.

National geologic trail marking the path of Ice Age megafloods — covers glaciology, geomorphology, and catastrophic landscape formation.

Nevada state park preserving Pleistocene-era fossil beds — covers paleontology, Ice Age megafauna, and geological time scales.

National scenic trail tracing glacial landforms — covers geology, glaciology, and Ice Age ecology through interpretive signage and guided hikes.

Volcanic ice cave and cinder cone in New Mexico's lava fields — covers volcanology, lava tube geology, and the physical geography of the El Malpais region.

University-affiliated natural history museum with paleontology, anthropology, and geology collections — strong Idaho prehistory and fossil curriculum content.

Idaho's flagship state history museum with exhibits spanning Native cultures, fur trade, pioneer settlement, and 20th-century statehood.

Lava tube cave tour combined with a natural-history bird museum — covers geology, volcanology, ornithology, and regional paleontology.

Hands-on STEM lab at the Museum of Science and Industry — engineering design, physical science experiments, and maker-style problem solving for children.

Illinois Beach State Park on Lake Michigan shoreline — covers Great Lakes shoreline ecology, dune formation, and freshwater biology.

Immersive Holocaust education experience with interactive exhibits — covers World War II history, genocide studies, and human rights.

Illinois State Museum covers natural history, archaeology, art, and Illinois heritage — broad interdisciplinary curriculum support across science, history, and social studies.

Hands-on science center with interactive exhibits covering physical and life sciences — supports broad elementary and middle-school STEM curriculum.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits building early literacy, numeracy, creative play, and community awareness.