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Our Mission
To promote resource conservation, preservation, and sustainability through education, facilitation, and public and private partnerships to benefit the citizens of Clark County, Nevada

The Conservation District of Southern Nevada

Serving Clark County

2026 Funding Opportunities Available

Call for Conservation Project Proposals

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The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) is hiring a Conservation Staff Specialist for Southern Nevada! 

See flyer for more information.

Visit the application portal at www.governmentjobs.com/careers/nv

2026 Funding Opportunities Available

Call for Conservation Project Proposals

All proposals have been reviewed, and applicants have been notified of their award status.

If you have not received any update, please reach out to us at SouthernNevadaCD@gmail.com

2025-2026

CDSN Student Poster Contest

An annual poster contest for students K-12 is hosted by CDSN focusing on conservation-themed messages and artwork. Students are challenged to explore various themes in conservation or natural resources, and use their creativity and skills to deliver a meaningful message. 

2025 Contest Update:

This contest has concluded, see winning submissions below along with winning posters from previous contests.

2026 Contest Theme: "Soil, Where It All Begins."

Please check back in for updates on submission instructions.

See past themes and winners by-year on our contests page.

Calendar of Events

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

What are Conservation Districts and what do they do?

Conservation Districts (CDs) are state entities created to facilitate conversations, and even funding and technical support, from federal and state agencies to local producers or natural resource/conservation projects. 

What resources can Conservation Districts provide?

CDs do not directly offer services to constituents, but can help direct them to appropriate agencies or organizations that can answer their questions or are able to provide such services. CDs can, however, provide funding support and potentially pursue grants in order to help support local conservation projects such as organizations, producers, or research.

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