Invest in clean water, parks, and trails for Nevada

Nevada is a wonderful place to call home because we've invested in efforts to preserve our state's nature, culture, and activities. In 2002, Nevada voters approved Question 1, creating the Conservation & Resource Grant Program — a source of funding for conservation projects across Nevada.

Collectively, conservation bonding under this program has created over 100 miles of trails across Nevada, preserved over 17,000 acres for habitat, conservation, and recreation, funded over 115 projects in all Nevada counties, and helped put resources in all 27 of Nevada's State Parks.

All of this investment has also lead to the creation of a robust outdoor recreation economy that helps bring over $12.6 billion to Nevada and supports more than 87,000 jobs.

These funds were only authorized for ten years. Fortunately, the money generated for the Conservation and Resource Grant Program lasted longer than expected, but the funds are quickly running out. If the legislature doesn't take action this legislative session Nevada will lose critical funding for conservation projects across the state.

Sign and urge the Nevada's legislature to pass Assembly Bill 84 in the 2019 legislative session and reauthorize over $200 million in bonding that support conservation projects across Nevada.