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Urban nature preserve in Henderson, NV featuring Mojave Desert habitat — desert ecology, native plant identification, and wildlife observation on self-guided trails.

Desert recreation area with trails through Mojave scrubland — covers Mojave Desert ecology, native plant communities, and geological landforms.

Municipal arboretum with labeled native and regional tree collections — supports botany, plant identification, and ecology study.

Reno city facility combining a natural history museum, botanical conservatory, and cultural exhibits — multidisciplinary regional learning.

Henderson, NV demonstration garden showcasing desert-adapted plants — xeriscape principles, Mojave Desert ecology, and water-conservation science.

Small local museum in a historic mining-era cookhouse — covers Nevada mining history, railroad culture, and Great Basin settlement.

Commercial shooting and military vehicle experience in Las Vegas — entertainment venue; not a primary-source history resource.

Regional museum covering Carson Valley settlement history, Nevada ranching culture, and the Comstock-era economy of the Great Basin.

Contemporary art gallery in Las Vegas offering rotating exhibits in painting, sculpture, and mixed media.

Washoe County regional park in the Sierra foothills — high-desert ecology and developed picnic area.

Local history museum in Dayton, NV covering the Comstock Lode mining era and Nevada's early settlement and territorial history.

Community discovery park in the Mojave-adjacent Pahrump Valley — supports desert ecology, geography, and outdoor PE.

Small museum in Mesquite, NV dedicated to the history and cultural role of donkeys in the American West — covers westward expansion and frontier animal husbandry.

Small-town Nevada museum in a restored 1879 newspaper office — covers 19th-century mining-era journalism and Great Basin frontier history.

Museum preserving U.S. Army ordnance history at a former ammunition depot — 20th-century military logistics and weapons technology history.

City park adjacent to Lake Mead near Hoover Dam — riparian bird habitat, desert ecology, and proximity to National Recreation Area resources.

Community garden in Reno with diverse plantings — limited formal curriculum hook; supports basic botany and plant-care observation for younger children.

Urban city park with playgrounds and green space — suitable for PE and outdoor free play with no structured curriculum program.

Museum tracing the history of bowling as an American sport and cultural institution — sports history, social history, and physical education context.

University art museum at UNR with rotating and permanent collections — supports art history and visual arts curriculum through original works.

19th-century Nevada ranch site preserving adobe structures — covers early settlement, ranching economy, and the history of the Las Vegas Valley.

Community memorial garden created after the 2017 mass shooting — covers civics, community response, and public commemoration.

Museum documenting Las Vegas showgirl and entertainment history — covers 20th-century performing-arts culture, costume design, and Nevada social history.

Small-town Nevada history museum covering mining-era settlement, territorial law, and Lincoln County's role in the Silver State's development.