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Decommissioned training submarine on permanent display — covers submarine engineering, naval technology, hydrodynamics, and Cold War military history.

Nebraska living-history farm tracing agricultural change from the 1920s–70s — covers farm technology, rural economics, and 20th-century American agricultural history.

Drive-through wildlife safari park with diverse species and conservation focus — covers animal biology, habitat ecology, and conservation science.

Victorian mansion and arboretum of J. Sterling Morton (founder of Arbor Day) covering conservation history and 19th-century Nebraska settlement.

Historic arboretum and estate of J. Sterling Morton (founder of Arbor Day) — supports conservation history, dendrology, and the origins of the national tree-planting movement.

Oregon Trail waypoint with visitor center covering pioneer westward migration, paleontology finds, and Plains Native American history.

Community teaching garden demonstrating vegetable and herb cultivation — covers plant biology, soil science, and sustainable food production.

Nebraska Platte River corridor park with riparian habitat, migratory bird watching, and wetland ecology along developed trails.

Collection of rocks and minerals covering mineralogy, crystallography, and Earth science with hands-on specimen study.

Bayer crop science water-learning center — covers precision irrigation, water conservation in agriculture, and crop science applications in Nebraska's Platte River valley.

Museum honoring Nebraska author Bess Streeter Aldrich in her hometown — covers pioneer-era literature, Nebraska settlement history, and American women writers.

Museum dedicated to American agrarian art documenting rural and farm life — supports art history and the social history of American agriculture.

Small creation-focused fossil and dinosaur museum in Broken Bow, NE — covers paleontology, fossil identification, and geological history.

Restored Missouri River bottomland refuge with trails and wildlife observation — covers riparian ecology, habitat restoration, and migratory bird biology.

Public observatory at a dark-sky site near Branched Oak Lake — covers telescopy, celestial navigation, and observational astronomy.

Nebraska state recreation area centered on a large reservoir with diverse wetland and grassland wildlife habitat — supports Great Plains ecology, hydrology, and outdoor education.

Nebraska panhandle state recreation area near Courthouse and Jail Rocks — covers High Plains geography, erosion geology, and riparian habitat.

Buffalo Bill Cody's Scouts Rest Ranch with preserved buildings and exhibits — covers frontier history, the Wild West show era, and Great Plains settlement.

Buffalo Bill Cody's Scout's Rest Ranch with museum — covers the Wild West era, Plains settlement, and the history of showmanship and western expansion.

State park along the North Platte River near Buffalo Bill's Scout's Rest Ranch — covers Nebraska Sandhills ecology and Plains frontier history.

Nebraska state recreation area and WMA on Calamus Reservoir — Great Plains aquatic ecology, waterfowl habitat, and outdoor recreation.

Outdoor sculpture replicating Stonehenge using junked automobiles — modern art installation with discussion hooks in art history and ancient monument study.

University-based science and mathematics education center at UNL — supports hands-on STEM curriculum through labs and educational programming.

Nebraska state park in the Pine Ridge region with ponderosa pine forest and canyon terrain — covers Great Plains ecology, geology, and wildlife biology.