Classified for credit

Nebraska state recreation area with river access, fishing, and trails — supports freshwater ecology, outdoor skills, and Great Plains geography.

Indoor conservatory at Lauritzen Gardens featuring tropical and seasonal plant collections — supports botany, plant biology, and ecological diversity studies.

Nebraska reservoir state recreation area — covers Great Plains geography, freshwater ecology, and outdoor recreation skills.

Nebraska Sandhills reservoir area providing freshwater ecology, migratory bird observation, and Great Plains geography.

Nebraska state recreation area along the Platte River — Central Flyway bird migration, river ecology, and Great Plains geography.

650-acre woodland nature reserve near Omaha with trails and interpretive signage — supports study of eastern Nebraska forest ecology and wildlife.

Large national forest encompassing the hand-planted Bessey Nursery — reforestation ecology, Great Plains geography, and forest management history.

The largest hand-planted forest in the U.S. — covers reforestation ecology, Great Plains geography, and silviculture in a unique human-made forest ecosystem.

University-affiliated display gardens showcasing Nebraska-hardy plants — botany, horticulture, and regional plant ecology.

Nebraska state park at the confluence of the Niobrara and Missouri Rivers — supports riparian ecology, river geography, and outdoor PE.

Vast mixed-grass prairie managed by the USFS — ecology of Great Plains grasslands, native species, and land-use geography.

Nebraska state recreation area with lake, trails, and wildlife habitat — supports aquatic ecology, bird identification, and outdoor physical education.

Small Nebraska animal encounter attraction with exotic and farm animals — informal zoology and animal behavior observation.

City-owned nature center and wildlife area — Nebraska prairie ecology, native wildlife, and natural history of the Great Plains.

University of Nebraska plant research and display garden — supports botany, plant science, and horticultural biology on a working academic campus.

The Nature Conservancy's Platte River Prairies — covers tallgrass and mixed-grass prairie ecology, restoration biology, and Great Plains watershed science.

Nebraska river-corridor state park with wooded trails and diverse wildlife habitat — covers riparian ecology and biology.

Nebraska state park on the Missouri River bluffs — covers Great Plains ecology, river-valley geology, and native woodland habitat.

Prairie and woodland nature preserve near Lincoln — covers Great Plains ecology, native plant identification, and habitat conservation.

Community nature center in Nebraska City with hands-on exhibits on local wildlife and ecosystems — supports Nebraska ecology and natural history curriculum.

Nebraska National Forest unit covering Sand Hills ecology — forestry, grassland biology, and Great Plains geography in a self-guided outdoor setting.

Audubon-managed tallgrass prairie with native habitat restoration — covers grassland ecology, bird identification, and conservation biology.

Nebraska state recreation area with lake and trails — supports outdoor education in freshwater ecology, wildlife observation, and physical fitness.

Municipally maintained sunken garden with labeled plantings — supports botany, horticulture, and plant-adaptation studies.