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17,481 destinations, each run through a curriculum-first rubric that picks a subject, infers an age range, and decides whether it works for a small group. Free to browse — no account.
87 matches in Nevada
Clark County wetlands park in Las Vegas — Mojave Desert riparian ecology, bird identification, and water conservation in an arid environment.
Clark County wetlands preserve with nature center, trails, and bird blinds — covers Mojave Desert riparian ecology and migratory bird biology.
Urban nature preserve in Henderson, NV featuring Mojave Desert habitat — desert ecology, native plant identification, and wildlife observation on self-guided trails.
Desert recreation area with trails through Mojave scrubland — covers Mojave Desert ecology, native plant communities, and geological landforms.
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Municipal arboretum with labeled native and regional tree collections — supports botany, plant identification, and ecology study.
Henderson, NV demonstration garden showcasing desert-adapted plants — xeriscape principles, Mojave Desert ecology, and water-conservation science.
Washoe County regional park in the Sierra foothills — high-desert ecology and developed picnic area.
Community discovery park in the Mojave-adjacent Pahrump Valley — supports desert ecology, geography, and outdoor PE.
City park adjacent to Lake Mead near Hoover Dam — riparian bird habitat, desert ecology, and proximity to National Recreation Area resources.
Community garden in Reno with diverse plantings — limited formal curriculum hook; supports basic botany and plant-care observation for younger children.
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High-altitude demonstration garden showcasing water-wise native plants — covers botany, drought ecology, and Great Basin horticulture.
City rose garden with hundreds of labeled cultivars — supports basic botany, plant classification, and horticulture study.
Urban nature study area in Reno with wetland and riparian habitat — supports bird identification, local plant ecology, and Great Basin natural history.
NWS-managed refuge headquarters for a major Great Basin wetland — migratory waterfowl biology, desert wetland ecology, and Nevada water resource management.
Sensory-accessible garden within Reno's Idlewild Park featuring labeled plantings and sensory stations — supports botany, plant identification, and special-needs outdoor learning.
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