Southern Nevada
Las Vegas, NV 89130-2301
Plan Your Visit
In April 2025, the Palm Springs Fish and Wildlife Office merged with the Southern Nevada Fish and Wildlife Office. These offices work in partnership with others to conserve species and habitats across southern California and southern Nevada.
Our offices are not currently open to walk in visits. Please contact us to make an appointment to visit.
Featured Species
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program (Partners Program) teams up with the City of Las Vegas and the Red Rock Audubon Society to enhance habitat for burrowing owls at Floyd Lamb Park by installing artificial burrows.
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About
The mission of the Southern Nevada Fish and Wildlife Office is to conserve the natural biological diversity of the Great Basin, eastern Sierra and Mojave Desert. We work with partners to recover southern Nevada's native species listed under the Endangered Species Act. Our staff includes biologists and technical experts in desert ecology, spring and riparian systems, high elevation ecosystems, information technology, administration, and geographic information system (GIS).