Wildlife Department

The Nevada Division of Forestry (NDF) is responsible for the protection and management of state and privately owned forest, watershed and federal lands under contracts in Nevada. The division provides technical assistance for private landowners on various topics, such as forest management, windbreak tree programs, greenbelts, and insect and disease problems. It also assists local governments and rural communities in urban forestry programs. The Nevada Division of Forestry, in partnership with the Nevada Department of Corrections, operates conservation camps throughout the state. The division coordinates and supervises a statewide system for prevention, detection and suppression of unwanted wildfire. It develops partnerships with federal, state and local agencies. The Nevada Division of Forestry offers conservation and environmental education programs. The division conserves endangered plants and other native flora. It additionally improves the environment of cities and communities by increasing the planting of trees and improving the care and maintenance of existing trees.

The Nevada Department of Agriculture, established in 1915, is dedicated to preserving, protecting, and promoting agriculture throughout the state of Nevada. Through its various divisions, the department addresses a wide range of agricultural issues including animal industry, food nutrition, plant industry, and consumer equitability. Additionally, the department supports agricultural education, outreach programs, and disaster assistance, while also managing initiatives for organic certification, pest control, and specialty crop grants. Its mission reflects a commitment to advancing agricultural practices and ensuring the health of both farmers and consumers in Nevada. Generated from the website

The Nevada Division of Forestry is dedicated to safeguarding and enhancing the state's ecosystems and communities through effective natural resource stewardship and wildfire management. Their programs encompass wildland fire management, conservation planning, and efforts to promote fire-adapted communities across Nevada. In collaboration with partner agencies, the Division implements a variety of initiatives aimed at nutrient management, pest control, and fire prevention, fostering sustainable practices that benefit both the environment and local communities. The organization also emphasizes public engagement through events, workshops, and opportunities for community risk assessments, ensuring that residents are well-informed about conservation efforts and fire safety. Generated from the website