Classified for credit

Desert conservation area featuring petroglyphs and Mojave scrub ecology — covers geology, Native American history, and desert biology.

Nevada state recreation area along the South Fork of the Humboldt River — covers riparian ecology, high-desert geography, and outdoor science.

Regional art museum with publicly accessible galleries — supports visual arts and art history study.

Local museum chronicling Sparks and northern Nevada railroad history, ranching, and early 20th-century boom-town growth — supports regional history and social studies.

Historic ranch in the Red Rock Canyon area with 19th-century ranch buildings and Mojave Desert landscape — covers Nevada pioneer history and desert ecology.

National Forest visitor gateway in the Spring Mountains featuring ranger programs on Great Basin ecology, elevation zones, and desert biodiversity.

High-desert Nevada state park with fishing, trails, and pine forest — supports Great Basin ecology and outdoor PE.

Casino-based public aquarium with marine life displays — covers fish taxonomy, marine ecosystems, and aquatic biology.

Las Vegas Punk Rock Museum — 20th-century music history and the punk-subculture social movement.

Virginia City museum covering the Comstock Lode silver-mining era — mining technology, Nevada frontier history, and 19th-century Western economics.

Lavish 1930s lakeside estate on Lake Tahoe built by financier George Whittell — covers Gilded Age architecture, Nevada history, and early 20th-century conservation.

Small aquarium inside a Las Vegas shopping center — introduces marine biology and fish taxonomy in an accessible walk-through format.

UC Davis research center on Lake Tahoe's ecology — covers limnology, water quality monitoring, climate science, and alpine ecosystem research.

UC Davis research and public education center at Lake Tahoe — covers alpine limnology, watershed science, and climate change research on the Tahoe Basin.

University Extension botanic garden in Las Vegas — desert-adapted plant science, water conservation, and Mojave horticulture.

University of Nevada earth science museum with mineral and ore specimens — covers mineralogy, mining engineering, and geology of the Great Basin.

Large terminal lake in a Nevada desert basin — supports lessons in desert hydrology, Great Basin geography, and migratory bird ecology.

Nevada state recreation area along the Walker River with riparian habitat — supports Great Basin ecology, river biology, and outdoor physical education.

Six intact 1870s beehive charcoal ovens used in Nevada copper smelting — covers 19th-century mining industry, metallurgy, and Great Basin history.

Nevada state park with wetlands and upland habitat — supports Great Basin ecology, bird watching, and outdoor physical education.

High-desert lake state park covering Great Basin ecology, hydrology, and wildlife observation with developed camping facilities.

Clark County wetlands preserve in Las Vegas — Mojave Desert riparian ecology, migratory bird study, and water-resource conservation.

Clark County wetlands park in Las Vegas — Mojave Desert riparian ecology, bird identification, and water conservation in an arid environment.

Clark County wetlands preserve with nature center, trails, and bird blinds — covers Mojave Desert riparian ecology and migratory bird biology.