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High-elevation wilderness area in the Spring Mountains — covers alpine ecology, geology, and Great Basin biogeography.

Lake Tahoe beach access in Nevada — alpine lake ecology, geology of the Sierra Nevada, and water quality observation opportunities.

Nevada state parks visitor center at Cathedral Gorge serving multiple parks — covers Great Basin geology, desert ecology, and erosion science.

Working alpaca farm offering tours — covers livestock husbandry, fiber agriculture, and South American camelid biology in a hands-on farm setting.

Small Las Vegas interactive aquarium — touch tanks and basic marine biology for young children.

Riparian nature study area along the Truckee River with wetland and upland habitats — supports bird observation, riparian ecology, and Great Basin biogeography.

Remote Nevada desert refuge with spring-fed lakes hosting migratory waterfowl and shorebirds — covers Great Basin ecology, ornithology, and desert hydrology.

Desert oasis wildlife refuge in Nevada — supports migratory bird study, Great Basin ecology, and wetland biology in an arid landscape context.

Large regional park with trails, wetlands, and the Wilbur D. May Museum nearby — supports ecology, Great Basin biology, and outdoor PE.

Scenic overlook at Red Rock Canyon NCA with views of Mojave desert geology and red sandstone formations — supports earth science and Mojave ecosystem study.

Remote Great Basin national wildlife refuge with wetland habitats and migratory bird populations — supports ornithology and ecology.

Nevada reservoir-centered recreation area offering habitat observation, desert ecology, and introduced-species fishery study alongside outdoor PE activities.

Wildlife sanctuary rehabilitating native Nevada species — covers wildlife biology, animal rehabilitation practices, and Great Basin ecology.

Lake Tahoe state park with clear-water geology, Great Basin ecology, and shoreline biology accessible via self-guided exploration.

Desert conservation area featuring petroglyphs and Mojave scrub ecology — covers geology, Native American history, and desert biology.

Nevada state recreation area along the South Fork of the Humboldt River — covers riparian ecology, high-desert geography, and outdoor science.

National Forest visitor gateway in the Spring Mountains featuring ranger programs on Great Basin ecology, elevation zones, and desert biodiversity.

High-desert Nevada state park with fishing, trails, and pine forest — supports Great Basin ecology and outdoor PE.

University Extension botanic garden in Las Vegas — desert-adapted plant science, water conservation, and Mojave horticulture.

Large terminal lake in a Nevada desert basin — supports lessons in desert hydrology, Great Basin geography, and migratory bird ecology.

Nevada state recreation area along the Walker River with riparian habitat — supports Great Basin ecology, river biology, and outdoor physical education.

Nevada state park with wetlands and upland habitat — supports Great Basin ecology, bird watching, and outdoor physical education.

High-desert lake state park covering Great Basin ecology, hydrology, and wildlife observation with developed camping facilities.

Clark County wetlands preserve in Las Vegas — Mojave Desert riparian ecology, migratory bird study, and water-resource conservation.