Classified for credit

Remote Great Basin NPS unit with Lehman Caves, ancient bristlecone pines, and a dark-sky program — covers geology, ecology, and astronomy.

BLM-managed Mojave Desert conservation area with red sandstone geology, desert ecology trails, and ranger programs — geomorphology and arid-ecosystem biology.

Wildlife sanctuary near Reno housing non-releasable native predators including mountain lions, bears, and wolves — covers wildlife rehabilitation, predator ecology, and conservation biology.

Nevada state park featuring dramatic erosion columns and canyon geology — sedimentary rock formation, weathering processes, and Great Basin ecology.

Nevada state park with dramatic eroded bentonite clay spires — supports geology, erosion, and arid-ecosystem ecology study.

Largest wildlife refuge in the lower 48 — covers Mojave Desert ecology, bighorn sheep habitat, migratory birds, and land conservation biology.

Vivid red sandstone formations in Valley of Fire State Park — supports geology, erosion, and desert ecology curriculum.

Vast Great Basin and Sierra Nevada national forest — covers high-desert and alpine ecology, geology, watershed science, and Nevada/California biogeography.

NPS recreation area centered on the largest US reservoir — covers arid-land ecology, hydrology, dam engineering history, and Mojave Desert geography.

Nevada state park on the eastern shore of Lake Tahoe — covers alpine ecology, watershed geography, and conservation through trails and interpretive programs.

Nonprofit lion sanctuary in Henderson offering guided tours — large-cat biology, wildlife conservation, and captive animal welfare education.

Valley of Fire State Park trail through vivid Aztec sandstone formations — covers sedimentary geology, desert ecology, and Nevada's ancient landscapes.

BLM visitor center for Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area — covers Mojave Desert geology, native ecology, and the science of sandstone formation.

Nevada state park with ancient red sandstone formations and petroglyphs — covers geology, desert ecology, and Great Basin Native American rock art.

Visitor center for Nevada state park featuring ancient lava formations and Aztec sandstone — geology, erosion, and desert ecology.

Valley of Fire State Park trail through red sandstone formations — geology, erosion processes, and Mojave Desert ecology.

Urban discovery park in North Las Vegas with fossil display, nature paths, and wildlife habitat zones — supports introductory ecology and earth science.

Working family farm near Sparks, NV offering seasonal animal care and agricultural activities supporting life-science and farming curriculum.

Desert spring-fed national wildlife refuge supporting rare endemic species — covers desert ecology, spring hydrology, and conservation biology.

University of Nevada xeric demonstration garden featuring drought-adapted plants — supports botany, desert ecology, and sustainable water-use studies.

Remote Nevada state park with diverse high-desert and riparian ecosystems — supports biology, ecology, and geography field study.

Seasonal themed botanical display inside Bellagio's conservatory — covers basic horticulture and floral design; limited depth as standalone curriculum.

Colorado River recreation area with riparian habitat — covers desert ecology, river geography, and native species along the Nevada-Arizona border.

Small family-run petting zoo in North Las Vegas — hands-on introduction to domestic and farm animal care; basic animal biology for young children.