Classified for credit

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.

Federal facility conserving endangered desert pupfish and spring species — covers applied aquatic biology, species conservation, and desert hydrology.

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

Valley of Fire campground area featuring Atlatl Rock with ancient petroglyphs — covers prehistoric Native American culture and desert geology.

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

Las Vegas-area farm animal rescue sanctuary offering tours — covers animal biology, humane care, and responsible stewardship of domestic animals.

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.

Rotating fine-art exhibitions inside the Bellagio hotel featuring notable works from major collections — visual arts curriculum supplement.

Belmont ghost town in central NV — silver-mining history and 19th-century Western frontier life.

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.

Living-history area within Springs Preserve recreating 1905 Las Vegas boomtown — covers Nevada settlement history, water history, and territorial economics.

Botanical garden within Las Vegas Springs Preserve — Mojave Desert plant ecology, native xeriscape gardening, and desert habitat conservation.

1930s federal construction town built to house Hoover Dam workers — covers New Deal labor history, federal infrastructure planning, and Depression-era social history.

Restored 1860s Nevada silver boom mansion — covers Comstock Lode mining history, frontier domestic life, and early Nevada settlement.

Restored 1876 Nevada silver-boom mansion with period furnishings — covers Comstock Lode history, Victorian-era domestic life, and Great Basin settlement patterns.

Indoor butterfly habitat at the Springs Preserve — covers lepidopteran life cycle, pollination biology, and desert-adapted species.

Red Rock Canyon sandstone trail covering desert geology, erosion, and Mojave ecology through direct observation.

Interpretive center dedicated to the California Trail — westward migration, pioneer hardship, and 19th-century American geography.

Guided camel-riding experience in the Mojave desert — supports animal biology, desert ecosystem study, and cultural geography of camelid domestication.

High-desert Nevada state park with reservoir — geology, riparian ecology, and Great Basin watershed geography.

Museum covering central Nevada's mining boom, Tonopah silver history, and regional geology — supports mining history, geology, and Great Basin settlement curriculum.