Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation

Our Mission

To advance and promote sustainable, world-class outdoor recreation opportunities throughout Nevada.

What We Do

The Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation (NDOR) is committed to:

• Enhancing Nevada’s one-of-a-kind, sustainable outdoor recreation opportunities
• Promoting a healthy and sustainable outdoor recreation economy centered on protecting Nevada’s natural resources
• Attracting new outdoor recreation-oriented businesses to the state
• Advancing Nevada’s immense variety of outdoor recreational opportunities to improve public health and wellness
• Educating and engaging Nevada’s youth in outdoor recreation activities
• Ensuring all Nevadans have access to outdoor recreation
   

Nevada's Outdoor Recreation Opportunities

Nevada offers an array of outdoor recreation opportunities for local residents and adventure-seekers from all over the world. From paddleboarding on beautiful Lake Tahoe, to hiking the breathtaking Valley of Fire State Park, to skiing in the Ruby Mountains, Nevada features outdoor recreation experiences for people of all ages and abilities.

News You Can Use

• Boulder City receives nearly $2 million to protect and promote its spectacular starry night skies
• Governor Sisolak signs partnership agreement to advance sustainable, equitable, accessible outdoor recreation opportunities throughout Nevada (read agreement here)
• Nevadans encouraged to participate in outdoor recreation survey
• Passage of “Great American Outdoors Act” nearly doubles funding for Nevada park and recreation areas
• Be Safe, Respectful While Enjoying the Outdoors
• Colin Robertson Appointed as First Administrator of Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation

Other Resources

• Overview of the Activities and Accomplishments of NDOR
• NEVADA SCORP: Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan
• Senate Bill 52 - Proposed Regulation
• NDOR Language Action Plan
   

Media Inquiries

Please contact the Public Information Office to:

• Schedule interviews
• Meet with subject matter experts/sources
• Request an official comment or statement from NDOR
• Coordinate a time to gather news, record video, or take photos
• Request digital photos and videos
   

Join the Outdoor Recreation Conversation

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