Classified for credit

Botanical garden within Las Vegas Springs Preserve — Mojave Desert plant ecology, native xeriscape gardening, and desert habitat conservation.

Red Rock Canyon sandstone trail covering desert geology, erosion, and Mojave ecology through direct observation.

Guided camel-riding experience in the Mojave desert — supports animal biology, desert ecosystem study, and cultural geography of camelid domestication.

High-desert Nevada state park with reservoir — geology, riparian ecology, and Great Basin watershed geography.

Urban desert wetland park with 8 miles of trails and a nature center — covers Mojave Desert ecology, riparian habitats, and migratory bird biology.

Desert National Wildlife Refuge visitor center at Corn Creek oasis — Mojave Desert ecology, migratory bird biology, and desert watershed geography.

High-desert state park along the Carson River — supports riparian ecology, Great Basin geography, and Nevada history tied to the Emigrant Trail.

Nevada state park featuring a reservoir, cliffs, and high-desert ecology — supports Great Basin geology, desert biology, and Nevada geography curriculum.

Distinctive red sandstone formation in Valley of Fire State Park — supports geology, desert ecology, and ancient sand-dune lithification study.

Outdoor botanical garden featuring 300+ cactus and succulent species — covers desert plant adaptations, Mojave ecology, and botany.

Outdoor cactus garden featuring hundreds of Mojave Desert succulents — covers desert plant adaptations and arid-climate botany.

Working urban farm in Reno with animals and produce — covers agricultural science, animal husbandry, and the farm-to-table food cycle.

Free-flight flamingo habitat and wildlife garden at the Flamingo Las Vegas hotel — basic ornithology and animal behavior observation in an accessible urban setting.

Urban desert park with ponds, waterfowl, and cottonwood habitat — supports basic ecology and desert riparian biology observation.

Reno-area regional park with creek corridor, wildlife habitat, and hiking — supports riparian ecology, geology of the Sierra Nevada foothills, and field biology.

Visitor center at the edge of the Sierra Nevada foothills offering ranger programs on Great Basin ecology, watershed biology, and local geology.

Small nonprofit animal sanctuary in Las Vegas — covers domestic and exotic animal care, wildlife rescue, and basic zoology for younger learners.

Working u-pick orchard in the Mojave fringe illustrating desert agriculture, irrigation practices, and seasonal plant biology.

Las Vegas-area ranch offering animal encounters with exotic and domestic species — supports animal biology, agriculture, and conservation awareness.

Urban wetland preserve managed for migratory birds — ornithology, wetland ecology, and Mojave Desert wildlife biology.

Nevada state park in a canyon riparian zone — desert ecology, geology, and Great Basin geography in a developed park setting.

State recreation area centered on a reservoir and dam on the Truckee River — supports hydrology, Great Basin ecology, and desert water-resource geography.

Small private zoo in Las Vegas with exotic and domestic animals — supports basic zoology, animal classification, and wildlife conservation awareness.

Truckee River riparian preserve with trails and wildlife habitat — covers wetland ecology, riparian biology, and Great Basin natural history.