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Introducing the 2025 Summer Webinar Series!

Introducing the 2025 Summer Webinar Series!

Amargosa Conservancy has launched the 2025 Summer Webinar Series with presentations from each of our four staff! These sessions will spotlight the specific expertise and work that each of Amargosa Conservancy’s passionate staff are contributing to ensure a sustainable...

We Are Hiring Our Next Executive Director!

We Are Hiring Our Next Executive Director!

Join Our Team as the Next Executive Director! The Amargosa Conservancy is seeking an Executive Director to lead us into the future. The Amargosa Conservancy is a 501(c)3 California and Nevada non-profit organization headquartered in Shoshone, California. For over 20...

Changes afoot  at the Amargosa  Conservancy

Changes afoot at the Amargosa Conservancy

A message from Mason Voehl: Thanks to the support and generosity of our members and supporters, the Amargosa Conservancy has experienced tremendous growth and success in recent years. Through the expansion of our advocacy work, our Save Ash Meadows campaign, and our...

New Board Member: Louise Mathias

New Board Member: Louise Mathias

Amargosa Conservancy is pleased to introduce you to the newest member of our Board of Directors, Louise Mathias. Louise is a 15-year resident of the Mojave Desert, whose interest in and passion for the delicate ecosystem of the Amargosa Basin began in 2014, when she...

Art Auction Fundraiser featuring work by David Michaels

Art Auction Fundraiser featuring work by David Michaels

Please join us for a fun social evening of art, education, cocktails, and community in support of the Amargosa Conservancy! Join us in a historic Las Vegas home for a silent auction featuring landscape artist David Michaels who has found inspiration from the Amargosa...

Bill Christian, A Remembrance

Bill Christian, A Remembrance

It is with great sadness that we note the passing of Bill Christian, co-founder of the Amargosa Conservancy and beloved leader in Amargosa Basin conservation.

The Land and Water Conservation Fund

One of the most important public parks programs — the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) — is getting closer to its expiration date on September 30. Join us in demanding a vote on legislation to permanently reauthorize LWCF before the September expiration deadline.

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