Classified for credit

University-based public observatory with telescopes and astronomy programming — covers observational astronomy, optics, and astrophysics concepts.

Foundation commemorating the 1775 Battle of Great Bridge — covers Revolutionary War military history, Virginia colonial geography, and waterways commerce.

Northern Virginia county-run botanical garden and horticultural center — covers plant taxonomy, garden ecology, and sustainable horticulture practices.

Fairfax County horticultural center with display gardens — covers plant taxonomy, sustainable gardening, and native plant ecology.

Urban nature center with stream, woodland, and wildlife exhibits — supports ecology, local biology, and environmental science for younger learners.

Virginia Tech campus horticulture garden featuring labeled plant collections supporting botany, plant ecology, and landscape design studies.

City history museum covering Hampton, VA from Native American settlement through NASA and civil rights eras — one of the oldest continuously settled English communities in America.

Virginia state park in the Allegheny Highlands — covers highland forest ecology, watershed biology, and Appalachian geography through trails.

Working farm and petting zoo in the Shenandoah Valley — supports animal husbandry, basic biology, and agricultural science for young learners.

Fairfax County nature center with woodland trails and live-animal exhibits — forest ecology, local wildlife, and naturalist skills.

Fairfax County nature center with live-animal exhibits and woodland trails — supports Virginia ecology, native species identification, and habitat study.

Rail-trail state park along a historic high railroad bridge — geography, ecology, and physical education through guided or self-guided trail use.

Rail-trail following the Civil War–era High Bridge over the Appomattox River — connects Reconstruction-era railroad history with geography and physical education.

Combined aquarium and zoo facility providing hands-on study of aquatic biology and animal adaptation.

Living-history and artifact museum covering Southwest Virginia pioneer and Appalachian heritage from the 18th–20th centuries.

One of Virginia's oldest working plantations (c. 1613) — covers Colonial and Revolutionary-era history, plantation agriculture, and the lives of enslaved people.

Urban tidal creek wildlife preserve with trails through forested wetlands — supports study of Chesapeake Bay watershed ecology, tidal habitats, and native wildlife.

Virginia state park with lake and forest trails near Appomattox — covers Piedmont ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation skills.

Public planetarium in the Science Museum of Western Virginia — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and observational science through dome-projected programs.

Virginia state park with lake, trails, and ranger programs — supports ecology, watershed geography, and outdoor physical education.

Working farm and petting zoo near Virginia Beach — covers domestic animal husbandry, agricultural science, and farm ecosystem basics.

Fairfax County wetland park with boardwalk trails through tidal marsh — field study of Mid-Atlantic wetland ecology, bird biology, and hydrology.

Community college public planetarium — covers stellar astronomy, solar system mechanics, and celestial navigation.

County museum covering Isle of Wight history from colonial settlement through the Civil War — Virginia colonial and agricultural heritage.