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Main Office — Nevada Division of Forestry 2478 Fairview Drive, Carson City, NV 89701 Business Phone (775) 684-2500 — Fax Phone (775) 684-2570 About The Nevada Division of Forestry (NDF): NDF manages all forestry, nursery, endangered plant species, and watershed resource activities on certain public and private lands. The Division also provides fire protection of structural and natural resources through fire suppression and prevention programs and other emergency services. NDF State Headquarters has moved — State Headquarters is now located in new State of Nevada’s Emergency Operations Center along with the Division of Emergency Management, Office of Homeland Security, Department of Public Safety, and the Civil Support Detachment of the Nevada National Guard. The emergency operations center is now located at 2478 Fairview Drive, in Carson City — 
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 April 30, 2008 — Las Vegas Student wins Arbor Day poster contest — arborday.org
April 04, 2008: Press Release — Forest Service Awards $250,000 Grant to Nevada Division of Forestry to Support Biomass Supply 
May 20-22, 2008 — AN ARBORIST TRAINING SERIES Reno, Nevada
April 02, 2008 — Position Anouncement — Executive Director (PART TIME) Nevada Shade Tree Council (NSTC)
January 2008 — Nevada Division of Forestry Western Region 2007 Fire Management Report Celebrating fifty years of protecting the people and natural resources of Nevada! January 2008 — 2008 Arbor Day Poster Contest Materials is now available for Fifth Grade Teachers and Art Teachers and Parents of Homeschooled 5th grade level students December 2007 — Best Management Practices Guide for Urban Trees in Southern Nevada, Cleaner Air, Tree by Tree (69 Pages 5MB File)
This BMP guide is the work of Nevada Shades of Green, a local committee of professional arborists, landscape architects, air quality specialists, city and county planners and educators. The Guide was developed as part of the Nevada Shades of Green project to improve the quality of life for Nevada residents by providing increased awareness about the value of community trees in improving air quality to key decision makers, developers and communities. Summarized in the fact sheets below are simple strategies for using and promoting the Best Management Practices for tree professionals, municipal and elected leaders and builders and developers.  Read Fact Sheet for Professionals
Read Fact Sheet for Builders and Developers
Read Fact Sheet for Municipalities & Elected Leaders
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