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High-elevation wilderness area in the Spring Mountains — covers alpine ecology, geology, and Great Basin biogeography.

Interactive optical-illusion exhibits demonstrating principles of perception, geometry, and light — applied visual science and spatial reasoning.

Lake Tahoe beach access in Nevada — alpine lake ecology, geology of the Sierra Nevada, and water quality observation opportunities.

Regional art museum in Reno with rotating contemporary and Western American art exhibits — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

State museum covering Nevada natural history, Native cultures, and the Carson City Mint — numismatics, mining history, and regional geology.

Nevada State Museum with exhibits on Great Basin natural history, Indigenous cultures, and Nevada archaeology — bridges state history and natural science.

Nevada state parks visitor center at Cathedral Gorge serving multiple parks — covers Great Basin geology, desert ecology, and erosion science.

Former Nevada state prison open as a historic site — covers criminal justice history, incarceration policy, and Nevada territorial and statehood history.

Regional museum in Elko covering northeastern Nevada history including Basque heritage, mining, ranching, and Native cultures.

Historic U.S. Mint building in Carson City with exhibits on coin production and metallurgy — covers numismatics, precious-metal refining, and monetary history.

Working alpaca farm offering tours — covers livestock husbandry, fiber agriculture, and South American camelid biology in a hands-on farm setting.

Small Las Vegas interactive aquarium — touch tanks and basic marine biology for young children.

Riparian nature study area along the Truckee River with wetland and upland habitats — supports bird observation, riparian ecology, and Great Basin biogeography.

Remote Nevada desert refuge with spring-fed lakes hosting migratory waterfowl and shorebirds — covers Great Basin ecology, ornithology, and desert hydrology.

Desert oasis wildlife refuge in Nevada — supports migratory bird study, Great Basin ecology, and wetland biology in an arid landscape context.

Tribal museum and visitors center for the Pyramid Lake Paiute Nation — covers Great Basin Native American history, culture, and the ecology of a terminal desert lake.

Large regional park with trails, wetlands, and the Wilbur D. May Museum nearby — supports ecology, Great Basin biology, and outdoor PE.

Scenic overlook at Red Rock Canyon NCA with views of Mojave desert geology and red sandstone formations — supports earth science and Mojave ecosystem study.

Ruins of a turn-of-the-century Nevada gold-mining boomtown — covers mining history, Gilded Age economics, and desert ghost-town archaeology.

Remote Great Basin national wildlife refuge with wetland habitats and migratory bird populations — supports ornithology and ecology.

Nevada reservoir-centered recreation area offering habitat observation, desert ecology, and introduced-species fishery study alongside outdoor PE activities.

Wildlife sanctuary rehabilitating native Nevada species — covers wildlife biology, animal rehabilitation practices, and Great Basin ecology.

Lake Tahoe state park with clear-water geology, Great Basin ecology, and shoreline biology accessible via self-guided exploration.

Outdoor park featuring life-size dinosaur sculptures and fossil-era interpretive signage — introduces paleontology and prehistoric ecosystems.