America 250 Volunteer Project - Tree Planting at Wild Horse

Wrap up the Nevada State Parks Nevada Gives volunteer season at Wild Horse State Recreation Area by helping plant trees throughout the park. Volunteers will contribute to long-term beautification and shade improvements while enjoying wide-open spaces and scenic views. This relaxed, beginner-friendly event is ideal for families and volunteers of all experience levels.

Date: Saturday, June 6
Time: TBD
Location: Wild Horse State Recreation Area

Need to Know

• Pets not allowed
• Minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
• Program is weather dependent and may be cancelled without notice; check the website for updates
• Meet-up location will be shared with registered volunteers

What to Bring

• Water
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Weather-appropriate clothing
• Sun protection

What to Expect

• Tree planting and light landscaping
• Outdoor work across park grounds
• Easy to moderate activity level

Fees & Registration

• Free event
• Park entrance fee waived for volunteers
• Registration required at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScqDbMow7CxNFOSA5gRThkcAUTNghrd8eHxbQwWrgLjEWdM6g/viewform

Contact:
This program is hosted by Wild Horse State Recreation Area.
 

America 250 Nevada Gives Project
This volunteer event is part of the America 250 Nevada Gives Project, a statewide initiative led by America 250 Nevada to encourage civic engagement and community service in honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Nevada State Parks is proud to participate by offering volunteer opportunities that directly support park stewardship, conservation, and visitor experience improvements across the state.

These Nevada State Parks America 250 service projects are sponsored by MGM Resorts International, with support from Nevada Volunteers and the America 250 Nevada Gives Project.

Nevada State Parks is committed to providing accessible experiences for all visitors. If you need a reasonable communication accommodation to participate in this event, please contact the park or event coordinator no later than 10 days in advance so we have time to work with you and support your visit