4th weekend of June: A small group drove to Wayne E Kirch Wildlife Management and repaired cement benches, checked in on the trees that were

3rd Weekend of a small crew of 7 went and team up with Las Vegas Fishing Club to clean up the shore line at lake

2nd weekend of June: A small group went to Overton WMA to check on the goose’s nesting boxes and measure the current design to fabricate

4th weekend of May: WHIN went to McFarland Spring to run new piping from drinker #2 and about to drinker #3. This pipe weighs about

1 week in November: At the Dave Deacon Campground in the Wayne E. Kirch Wildlife Management Area; a group of 4 volunteers finished installing the

2nd weekend in October: 40 youth hunters and their mentors joined NDOW staff for “Ducks and Donuts” event at the Youth Waterfowl Hunt held at

1st weekend of July: At the Dave Deacon Campground in the Wayne E. Kirch Wildlife Management Area over 96 elm and ash trees were planted

3rd weekend in May: At the Dave Deacon Campground in the Wayne E. Kirch Wildlife Management Area a group of 4 volunteers finished installing the

1st Saturday of March: WHIN went to Lincoln County to do our spring adopt a highway clean-up, we met at Love’s Truck Stop and car-pooled

2nd week of November: Overton WMA asked WHIN to assist them in repairing a pit blind. The hole was located and several fiberglass patches were

On the 2nd week of July our pipe order came in so we went to McFarland Spring again. We were able to reach drinker 1

In later October WHIN went to Lincoln County to do the Fall adopt a highway clean up. Due to hunting season we had a low

In November it was again time to do our fall adopt a highway clean up. As usual we met at the Loves Truck Stop at

On February 15th WHIN working with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service went to Wamp Spring located on the Desert National Wildlife Refuge to remove a

On August 3rd WHIN had a winter feed planting project at the Overton WMA There was a good turn out of about 15 people to

On December 2nd WHIN did our first clean up of our adopt a highway in Lincoln County. We had a good turn out for this

WHIN in partnership with U S Fish and Wildlife Service Planted over 100 plants and trees at the Desert National Wildlife Refuge ( Corn Creek

Yearly maintenance on McFarland spring, water flow was excellent but had to repair a few leaks and two floats on the tanks. A special thanks

Donation of $1,000 for printing of Nevada Hunt Journal in partnership with NDOW.Donation of $2,400 for purchase of tracking collars to be used in mountains

Donation of $425 for youth conservation coloring book in partnership with Fraternity of The Desert Bighorn.Donation of $4,500 for tracking collars to be used on