Nevada Department of Wildlife
Part of Nevada · Nevada
The Nevada Department of Wildlife is dedicated to conserving and managing the state’s fish and wildlife resources through science-based habitat restoration, population monitoring, and public engagement initiatives. Core priorities include sustaining native species populations—particularly mule deer and pronghorn—through advanced ecological modeling, controlling invasive species with targeted agricultural chemicals, and maintaining critical water and habitat infrastructure.
Nevada Department of Wildlife is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors.
