Volunteers in ENLC gear pull invasive weeds at a CWMA treatment day
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Join as a member, volunteer in the field, sponsor an event, or partner with ENLC to support Great Basin conservation year-round.
Become a Member
As a small 501(c)(3) nonprofit, your 100% tax-deductible dues fund our education, advocacy, partnership, and on-the-ground restoration work.
Volunteer
Field season is officially here, and out in the Great Basin that means one thing: it's time to get to work.
Great Basin Kids Camp
ENLC has hosted an annual Great Basin Kids Camp since 2010 (originally called the Great Basin Kids Workshop), introducing Nevada youth to Great Basin ecology and inspiring lifelong stewardship of the land.
Sponsor an Event
Your sponsorship helps ENLC bring together leading researchers, land managers, business owners, conservationists, community leaders, and interested citizens at our Annual Invasive Species Conference for important conversations about restoration in the Great Basin.
Partner With Us
ENLC works as a conduit between public and private sectors, exchanging information and ideas for healthy action that benefits Great Basin ecosystems.
Donate
Every gift, large or small, funds the research, restoration, and outreach you see across this site.
Become a Member
Membership means more than a new sticker every year in the mail (though we hope you get as excited about ENLC swag as we do). As a small 501(c)(3) nonprofit, your 100% tax-deductible dues fund our education, advocacy, partnership, and on-the-ground restoration work.
ENLC member welcome materials including the annual sticker
Volunteer
Field season is officially here, and out in the Great Basin that means one thing: it's time to get to work. Every spring and summer, our teams fan out across Nevada to treat noxious weeds, survey wildlife, and restore native plant communities. It's sweaty, dusty, satisfying work, and we'd love to have you along.
Through our nine Cooperative Weed Management Areas (CWMAs), we organize hands-on treatment days open to community volunteers. Whether you join a CWMA weed-pulling day or help inspire young people at our annual Kids Camp, your action makes a difference.
If you would like to volunteer, contact us and we'll see where your skills fit our needs. We are a small organization, so we may not be able to use your help right away, especially if it takes real time or money on our end.
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @envlc and use #enlcinthefield to see the work happen.
Community volunteers doing hands-on weed-pulling fieldwork
Great Basin Kids Camp
ENLC has hosted an annual Great Basin Kids Camp since 2010 (originally called the Great Basin Kids Workshop), introducing Nevada youth to Great Basin ecology and inspiring lifelong stewardship of the land.
In 2023, campers gathered at Broadbent Park and Ward Charcoal Ovens for a camp themed "Wildlife of the Great Basin." Activities included live raptor programs and owl pellet dissection with HawkWatch International, wildlife-focused Leave No Trace training with NOS, macroinvertebrate stream surveys, and bat education with ENLC staff.
The 2022 camp focused on water quality, invasive plants, and geology across Broadbent Park, Great Basin National Park, and Comins Lake. Campers got geology instruction at the national park, learned native and invasive plant identification, tried water-quality assessment and fishing, and closed the week with a family barbecue.
Kids Camp partners include NOS, the Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration (SME), and White Pine County 4-H. #3
Nevada youth participate in a Great Basin Kids Camp field activity
Sponsor an Event
Your sponsorship helps ENLC bring together leading researchers, land managers, business owners, conservationists, community leaders, and interested citizens at our Annual Invasive Species Conference for important conversations about restoration in the Great Basin.
In return for your tax-deductible sponsorship, your business is recognized both at the event and online, reaching attendees in person as well as thousands more through ENLC's website and newsletter.
Partner With Us
ENLC works as a conduit between public and private sectors, exchanging information and ideas for healthy action that benefits Great Basin ecosystems. Our model is collaborative, not adversarial.
We maintain partnerships at the federal, state, and county levels, working with land management and wildlife agencies, local planning and economic development interests, ranchers and farmers, renewable energy groups, environmental and conservation groups, tribal governments, and private parties.
Donate
Every gift, large or small, funds the research, restoration, and outreach you see across this site. Your donation is 100% tax-deductible and goes straight to work in the Great Basin.
Ready to get involved? Become a Member, Sign Up to Volunteer, or Contact Us to sponsor an event or partner with ENLC.