Death Valley National Park seeks public help to find individuals behind illegal off-roading, damaging rare desert plants and ecosystems. A white 2021 Toyota Tacoma is suspected; tips are encouraged.

Henderson's Cornerstone Park is set to receive a facelift, including new amenities like a dog park and expanded picnic area, following community feedback. Construction begins in February with some areas being temporarily closed.

The Nevada Department of Wildlife introduced a plan to enhance wildlife connectivity across the state, focusing on barrier identification, habitat connection, and conservation efforts.

Multiple breaks in the Transcanyon Waterline cut supplies to Phantom Ranch and inner‑canyon sites; crews are repairing the line and hikers must treat or carry water.

Mount Charleston is expected to be very busy over the MLK weekend and officials say current snow cover is insufficient for safe sledding. Expect delays and plan ahead.

Reno's 2026 Junior Ranger Program offers outdoor learning opportunities for all ages to explore parks and earn a ranger badge, with two monthly activities and no RSVP required.

NDOW celebrates the successful restoration of a crucial refuge pond for the endangered Pahranagat roundtail chub, with 1,000 hatchery-reared fish ready to repopulate.

Henderson's Parks and Recreation programs have seen remarkable engagement with new parks, high class registrations, event attendance, meal services, youth programs, and sports activities.

North Las Vegas is seeking public feedback on park and recreation planning, using surveys and interactive tools for residents to influence the allocation of resources and facilities.

Councilwoman Allen-Palenske will inaugurate a new playground at Police Memorial Park in Las Vegas, reflecting extensive park renovations funded by the city and donations.

Two canyoneers were hoisted to safety at First Creek after their ropes jammed on the Old Bill route.

Inside Floyd Lamb Park, Nevada's Las Vegas State Tree Nursery uses crews from the Jean Conservation Camp to raise native, drought‑adapted plants for restoration projects.

Henderson's Parks and Recreation Department has won its fourth award from CAPRA and NPRA, being the only accredited agency in Nevada and one among 222 nationwide.