April 8 to 12. Logandale Fairgrounds. Dust in the air, fish on the line, and the WHIN education booth open at the Clark County Fair and Rodeo.
WHIN donated the fish. The community made the memories. For some kids it was the first fish they ever caught.
Why it matters for wildlife: conservation starts with one kid and one fish. Every kid who gets hooked at the fair is one more Nevadan who cares what happens to our water and our wildlife.
Boots. Buckles. Bobbers.
WHIN is a volunteer-run Nevada conservation nonprofit. Every dollar stays in Nevada. Join at whinlv.org/membership. Donate at whinlv.org/donation. Want in on the next one? Email Whin@whinlv.org or call 702-449-2560.