· Outside Las Vegas Foundation


Outside Las Vegas Foundation exists to protect, preserve and promote your parklands. We need your input, help and expertise. Your contributions will help in realizing our goals and vision.

We would love your help!

Interagency Volunteer Program

A world of discovery awaits those who volunteer with their public lands.

 The National Park Service

The National Park Service serves as steward of our nation's resources and the teller of our stories. Lake Mead National Recreation Area is a startling contrast of desert and water, mountains and canyons, primitive backcountry and busy marinas. Volunteer Program Contact Information

 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, dedicated to conserving, protecting, and enhancing fish, wildlife, plants, and their habitats for the benefit of the American people by managing four national wildlife refuges in Southern Nevada. Volunteer Program Contact Information

 Bureau of Land Management

BLM manages more than 68 percent of Nevada's public lands. These lands range from cliff dominate-river channels, high elevation mountains, white playas, and geological wonders. Volunteer Program Contact Information

 The U.S. Forest Service

The U.S. Forest Service manages the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest in Nevada. Encompassng over 6 million acres, it is the largest National Forest in the lower 48 states. These high-elevation scenic jewels vary from snow-capped mountains to scenic desert landscapes. Volunteer Program Contact Information

 The Outside Las Vegas Foundation

The Outside Las Vegas Foundation enhances the connection between the people and the public lands surrounding the Las Vegas Valley. Volunteer Program Contact Information

 The UNLV Public Lands Institute

The Public Lands Institute manages the “Get Outdoors Nevada Program”, an interagency volunteer program. The four federal agencies have been working together towards since 1999 to achieve a more landscape level approach to volunteerism. The purpose of the Interagency Volunteer Program is to:

  • Develop and administer a central clearinghouse and single point of contact for public lands volunteers.
  • Develop a joint volunteer recruitment process with a single database, website and application forms.
  • Develop joint volunteer training programs.
  • Connect volunteers and volunteer groups with specific land management projects such as litter clean-up, research, restoration, outdoor education, invasive weed removal, trail maintenance, native plant propagation, site stewardship, etc.
  • Train interagency volunteer project leaders.
  • Develop coordinated volunteer recognition programs.

Volunteer Program Contact Information

Donna Grady
Interagency Volunteer Program Manager
Email: Donna.Grady@ccmail.nevada.edu
Website: www.getoutdoorsnevada.org
Phone: (702) 895-4840

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If you would prefer to tell us more about you and your volunteerism goals, please email info@outsidelasvegas.org. Thank you!