Nevada Partners for Conservation and Development (NPCD)

Modeled after the highly successful UtahPCD, the NevadaPCD is a unique partnership of several natural resource oriented agencies and organizations committed to providing solutions to conservation issues. From federal agency representation and state leadership, to local coordinators on the ground, the NevadaPCD members work together to leverage resources and increase effectiveness.

Core Values

• Protecting Nevada’s biological diversity (wildlife and vegetation)
• Restore productive rangeland ecosystem to support wildlife and agriculture
• Provide high quality outdoor recreation opportunities

Project Driven Partnerships That Produce Results

Healthy landscapes are the focus of the Nevada Partners for Conservation and Development. Nevada’s landscape is at risk from detrimental impacts driven by invasive weed species and declining watershed health.

Correcting this situation requires common sense, science based planning and sound methodology.

We will continue to focus on land health in order to protect our soil, water, air, plants, wildlife, agriculture, recreation, and other economic resources for future generations.

Nevada PCD Members

State Agencies and Organizations:

• Nevada Department of Agriculture
• Nevada Department of Wildlife
• Nevada Division of Forestry
• Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
• Nevada Division of Conservation Districts
• Nevada Division of State Lands
• University of Nevada:
  • Cooperative Extension
  • Natural Resources and Environmental Science Department
  • College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources
• State Historic Preservation Office

Federal Agencies:

• US Department of Interior
  • Bureau of Land Management
  • US Fish and Wildlife Service
  • Bureau of Indian Affairs
    
    
• US Department of Agriculture
  • US Forest Service
  • Natural Resource Conservation Service
  • Agriculture Research Service
  • Rocky Mountain Research Station

Contact

NevadaPCD is a partnership committed to providing conservation solutions, for more information please contact:

Lee Turner
leeturner@ndow.org
(775) 688-1542