Classified for credit

Visitor center at the edge of the Sierra Nevada foothills offering ranger programs on Great Basin ecology, watershed biology, and local geology.

Reconstructed ghost town and mining trail in Henderson, NV covering Nevada mining history, frontier economics, and 19th-century Western settlement.

Small nonprofit animal sanctuary in Las Vegas — covers domestic and exotic animal care, wildlife rescue, and basic zoology for younger learners.

Working u-pick orchard in the Mojave fringe illustrating desert agriculture, irrigation practices, and seasonal plant biology.

Las Vegas-area ranch offering animal encounters with exotic and domestic species — supports animal biology, agriculture, and conservation awareness.

Outdoor desert sculpture museum near Death Valley featuring large-scale works by European artists — contemporary sculpture, land art, and Mojave Desert geography.

Historic 1860s saloon and social club in Virginia City mining district — covers Comstock Lode era, Nevada territorial history, and 19th-century frontier life.

Urban wetland preserve managed for migratory birds — ornithology, wetland ecology, and Mojave Desert wildlife biology.

BLM-managed petroglyph site with Great Basin Native American rock art — archaeology, prehistoric culture, and desert geography.

BLM-managed site with hundreds of Native American petroglyphs on a basalt ridge — covers prehistoric cultures, rock art, and Great Basin archaeology.

Archaeological cave site used by prehistoric Great Basin peoples — links geology, archaeology, and Native American prehistory.

Restored 1876 Virginia City schoolhouse museum — 19th-century education history, Nevada silver-boom social history, and Victorian-era civic life.

Northern Nevada regional museum with natural history and mining exhibits — covers Great Basin settlement, Basque heritage, and local geology.

Public observatory at Western Nevada College with telescope viewing and astronomy programs — covers optics, celestial mechanics, and astrophysics.

Nevada state park in a canyon riparian zone — desert ecology, geology, and Great Basin geography in a developed park setting.

State recreation area centered on a reservoir and dam on the Truckee River — supports hydrology, Great Basin ecology, and desert water-resource geography.

Small private zoo in Las Vegas with exotic and domestic animals — supports basic zoology, animal classification, and wildlife conservation awareness.

Nevada museum preserving Ancestral Puebloan artifacts from the Lost City site — archaeology, Native American history, and prehistoric Southwest cultures.

Preserved Comstock Lode–era mansion in Virginia City covering Nevada silver mining wealth, Gilded Age social history, and frontier economics.

Wax-figure attraction with celebrity and historical figure replicas — entertainment-focused with minimal structured curriculum content.

Las Vegas resort hotel with a public aquarium exhibit (Shark Reef) — limited marine biology content embedded in a casino/hotel complex.

University art museum with collections spanning fine art and anthropology — supports visual arts and cultural history curriculum.

Truckee River riparian preserve with trails and wildlife habitat — covers wetland ecology, riparian biology, and Great Basin natural history.

Nevada's oldest settlement with a restored 1851 Mormon trading post — covers westward migration, pioneer commerce, and Great Basin settlement history.