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The Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) manages and conserves a diverse array of nearly 900 species of fish, birds, mammals, amphibians, and reptiles across the Silver State. Their initiatives encompass various outdoor activities, providing resources for hunting, fishing, boating, and wildlife education, ensuring the thriving of Nevada's wildlife and habitats for future generations. With a commitment to outdoor education and conservation, NDOW invites residents and visitors to explore Nevada's rich natural landscapes. The agency offers resources for planning outdoor adventures, including hunting and fishing regulations, educational programs, and community involvement opportunities to promote safer, sustainable practices in wildlife interactions. Generated from the website

Fire Wave located in Overton NV is a stunning natural formation known for its vibrant wave-like stripes of red orange and cream. Part of the Valley of Fire State Park it offers a short and scenic hiking trail that leads visitors to this unique geological feature. The mesmerizing colors and patterns create a picturesque backdrop perfect for photography and exploration in the desert landscape. Generated from this place's information