Out here in Nevada, where water’s as precious as a freezer full of elk steaks, you’ve gotta get creative to give wildlife a fighting chance.

Up in Pioche, at the Nevada Division of Forestry greenhouse, WHIN teamed up with NDF to turn a bare patch of soil into a powerhouse

Free Fishing Day this past Saturday was a solid win for WHIN, bringing families and outdoor enthusiasts together to enjoy Nevada’s waters—no license required. With

Big fish, big prizes, and even bigger impact—how a day of carp fishing turned into a hands-on conservation win for Nevada’s wildlife.

WHIN was proud to partner with NDOW at this year’s Clark County Fair and Rodeo, bringing hands-on conservation education to the next generation. We sponsored

This year’s WHIN Banquet was nothing short of legendary. With the help of our dedicated volunteers, passionate supporters, and generous donors, we turned a night

Cops and Bobbers was more than just a day at the lake—it was a bridge between local law enforcement and the next generation of sportsmen. WHIN

Participating in WHIN (Wildlife Habitat Improvement of Nevada) offers incredible mental health benefits by connecting people with nature, fostering a sense of purpose, and building

The 2025 Waterfowl Nesting Project will enhance critical habitat at Key Pittman WMA, Kirch WMA, and private ranches in Alamo, supporting local waterfowl populations. Volunteers

The 2025 Youth Duck Closer event in Overton, NV, is set to be an unforgettable day for young hunters, with over 80 kids participating in

The Wildlife and Habitat Improvement of Nevada (WHIN) conservation group has been actively working to restore and repair blinds at the Kirch Wildlife Management Area

The Wildlife and Habitat Improvement of Nevada (WHIN) conservation group has been actively enhancing local ecosystems by building innovative floating island habitats for waterfowl. These

A collaborative effort between the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) and Wildlife and Habitat Improvement in Nevada (WHIN) has successfully completed a fencing project to

The Nevada Waterfowl Banning initiative was a collaborative project led by the Wildlife and Habitat Improvement of Nevada (WHIN) group, with the dedicated support of

The Wildlife and Habitat Improvement of Nevada (WHIN) group recently headed up to the Tonopah region to build an antelope guzzler, an essential water source

Nevada’s Overton Wildlife Management Area recently benefited from a volunteer-driven initiative to build duck blinds, enhancing both wildlife habitat and hunter experience. Volunteers from the

Wildlife and Habitat Improvement of Nevada (WHIN) participated in a Dove Banding class hosted by the Nevada Department of Wildlife. This hands-on class trained attendees

Nevada’s wildlife conservation efforts recently included relocating bighorn sheep from the Valley of Fire to Utah. This initiative supports genetic diversity and population growth, benefiting

The 2024 Ducks & Donuts event at Overton Wildlife Management Area was a huge success, with 43 hunters harvesting 43 birds—our biggest haul yet! The

On June 11, Nevada’s Free Fishing Day was a great success, offering families the opportunity to enjoy fishing without the need for a license. In