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Nevada
Protecting the Silver State
The Nature Conservancy has been working to protect Nevada's unique landscapes since 1967. We've influenced the protection of over one million acres across the state. See the places we protect.
Explore the Silver State
In Nevada, the Conservancy works in two key ways: first, in this the most arid state in the nation, we focus on safeguarding and restoring our freshwater systems. Second, in a state where more than 80% of the land is in public ownership, we must find ways to influence and participate in the way(s) our public lands are managed.
Get the latest scoop with current and past issues of Field Notes, Nevada's newsletter.
Check out some amazing Nevada nature and wildlife photography by Tim Torell.
An interview on KUNV's Point of View highlights the Conservancy's work and history in Nevada - starting all the way back in 1967.
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Multimedia
Learn about our sustainably-built educational center on the Carson River.
See how we are revitalizing the Truckee River.
See how the Conservancy helped protect Red Rock Canyon.
Joe Brown talks with Kathryn Landreth and Jim Moore on KUNV's Point of View about the Conservancy's work and history in Nevada - starting all the way back in 1967.
Looking Back: The Conservancy's History in Nevada
The Nature Conservancy has a long history in Nevada, and has worked to protect some of Nevada's most loved areas:
Learn about The Nature Conservancy's role in protecting one of Nevada's most beautiful and heavily visited scenic areas.
A conservation easement to benefit ranching in Ruby Valley also helped create a popular waterfowl hunting and fishing area.
Soldier Meadows
This area is one of Nevada's most productive antelope ranges, and it provides habitat to three imperiled species.
Board of Trustees
The guidance of the Nevada Program's Board of Trustees is critical to the continued success of The Nature Conservancy. See who is on our Board.
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See what's going on across the conservancy. Check out current news.
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