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Walker Basin Conservancy
Leading the effort to restore and maintain Walker Lake, Nevada.
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View fullsize Thank you to the over 15 community members who helped with maintenance of the Wilson Canyon Trail (while also enjoying a wonderful hike) over the weekend. 

This stunning trail is a hidden gem providing outstanding views, native plants, and unique ro
View fullsize Thank you to the volunteers who attended our successful pollinator garden planting day at the @walkerriverstaterecreationarea! Together, we put 500+ new plants in the garden including showy milkweed, wild rose, desert rose, and more. We’re exci
View fullsize We’re hosting a fall plant sale at our nursery in Smith Valley this Thursday, October 17th, from 10am-2pm! Visit our Sutter Ranch location to pick up your favorite plants and wildflowers. Our nursery team will happily answer any questions and d
View fullsize This has been a great year for Pinyon Pine collection. Pinyon Pines are a mast crop species, putting out cones every two-six years. We are very excited to begin propagation on these trees for future restoration projects!

We use a fruit picker to get
View fullsize 🌟 Thank You for an Unforgettable Evening! 🌟

We want to extend our deepest gratitude to everyone who joined us for the Under a Nevada Sky Dinner!✨ Your support for the Walker Basin Conservancy means the world to us, and together, we’re making
View fullsize Awesome day with the @bgcmasonvalley at the @walkerriverstaterecreationarea. The youth conducted a native plant and bug scavenger hunt and got their hands dirty planting milkweed along the riparian corridor of the East Walker River. We’re excit
Walker Basin Conservancy
615 Riverside Drive,
Reno, NV, 89503,
United States
(775) 463-9887 info@walkerbasin.org
Hours
Mon 9:00-17:00
Tue 9:00-17:00
Wed 9:00-17:00
Thu 9:00-17:00
Fri 9:00-17:00

13,700

Acres of land reconveyed to create public land opportunities.

33

Miles of Walker River opened to public access.

59%

Percent of the water acquired needed to restore Walker Lake.

3,493

Youth Engaged in Environmental Education in 2025.
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The Walker Basin Conservancy is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. EIN: 47-1989228.

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