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The State Lands Division in Carson City, NV is dedicated to upholding Nevada's conservation values through land stewardship, environmental improvement, and responsible land-use planning. They offer authorizations and permitting services for those interested in using state land for recreational or commercial purposes, as well as provide technical assistance and coordination for land use planning and natural resource issues. With a focus on managing the state's unique habitats, they implement and monitor environmental restoration and protection programs in collaboration with various partners. With a team of 19 employees, State Lands oversees a diverse range of resource programs to support Nevada's natural resources. They manage lands and properties, including sovereign lands, easements, and water rights, on behalf of the state, totaling 308,000 acres. Additionally, they actively engage in projects to protect and restore the natural environment of the Lake Tahoe Basin through the Lake Tahoe License Plate Program. Committed to public service and responsible land use, State Lands is dedicated to preserving the beauty of Nevada's landscape.Generated from the website

The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) is dedicated to safeguarding the state's air, water, and land resources through comprehensive regulatory programs and initiatives. They focus on air quality monitoring, emissions reduction, water quality standards, and pollution control to ensure a sustainable environment for all Nevadans. NDEP also administers various grant programs and technical assistance to support local communities in enhancing their environmental practices. Their commitment extends to addressing climate change, managing hazardous substances, and promoting public awareness of environmental issues throughout Nevada. Generated from the website

The Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is a part of the state of Nevada and preserves and protects natural resources. It maintains environmental, protection, forestry, water resources, conservation, districts, state parks and land, and Nevada natural heritage and Wild Horse Program divisions. The department has responsibility for the State Environmental Commission, Board for Financing Water Projects, Advisory Board on Natural Resources and Columbia Basin Interstate Compact. The Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural Resources employs more than 900 staff members. It serves citizens and visitors and provides staff support in Elko County, Nev., and maintains a location in Carson City, Nev.