Know as the "Widowmaker", the gold mining town of Delamar played an important role in the development of the west. Once home to 1500 souls, Delamar is now abandoned. Join Aaron to explore this area, and learn about the lives and habits of these early Nevadans. This area is very remote, and the gravel road is not suitable for small cars. Moderate, 3 miles. Ages 12+. Limited Space.

All hikes are family oriented. For complete information or to make a reservation please call: 702-515-5367 between  8 am - 4 pm.

Who's waking up? Now that spring is just around the corner, some of the animals of Red Rock are beginning to stir out of their winter slumbers. Through stories, activities and a take-home craft, join Jen to explore some of the animals that have been sleeping their way through winter. Ages 2-6 yr. olds. Limited Space.

For complete information or to make a reservation please call: 702-515-5367 between  8 am - 4 pm.

Join Pat on this gorgeous hike that will go towards Ice Box Canyon making a loop. Be on the lookout for wildlife and maybe some water. Moderate, 3 miles. Ages 10+. Limited Space.

All hikes are family oriented. For complete information or to make a reservation please call: 702-515-5367 between  8 am - 4 pm.

An annual birding and wildlife-watching festival is coming to Southern Nevada for a second time. The Wings and Wildlife Festival will take place March 11–15, 2010 along the riverfront in Laughlin. The festival is sponsored by the Southern Nevada Birding and Wildlife Trails Partnership, whose mission is to promote ecotourism in the rural areas of Southern Nevada.For more information about seminars, field trips, and other happenings during this event, visit http://www.wingsandwildlifefestival.org

Litter clean-up events through Get Outdoors Nevada are a great way to get some heart-healthy exercise and make new friends, all-the-while promoting a healthy environment for residents of Southern Nevada. On Saturday, March 13th, the Bureau of Land Management and the UNLV Pre-Health Professionals will be conducting a clean-up near Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area. BLM staff will be at the site cleaning up all day so feel free to bring a lunch and stay as long as you can.

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Cottonwood Cove Marina on Lake Mohave presents an Eco-Walk. The National Park Service and Forever Resorts are co-sponsoring a desert clean-up in the Cottonwood Cove area. Individuals, families and groups are welcome to participate in the desert clean-up.  Eco-Walk registration begins at 8 am, with the event beginning at 9 am. Volunteers will be cleaning up the area from the park boundary down to the Cottonwood Cove Marina. Cottonwood Cove Marina is 15 miles east of Searchlight, Nevada. We will have room for over 100 volunteers to participate. There will be a BBQ and chili cook-off following the clean-up for all volunteers helping out with the Eco-Walk. For more information about volunteering call Ed Tuite at 702-293-8717.

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Las Vegas Boat Harbor and the National Park Service are cosponsoring a beach clean-up and eco dive in the Las Vegas Boat Harbor area. Individuals, families and groups are welcome to participate in the beach clean-up. Beach clean-up registration begins at 8 am, with the event beginning at 9 am.  Volunteers will clean-up land around the boat harbor and will return for lunch at 12 pm.Divers must show a current PADI certification ("C" card) in order to participate in the eco-dive. Registration begins at 8 am for divers with diving beginning at 9 am.

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