Nevada Department Of Wildlife

The Nevada Department of Wildlife runs a set of youth education programs out of its Las Vegas office at 3373 Pepper Ln, covering Hunter Education, Bowhunter Education, Boating Education, the Nevada Youth Hunter Education Challenge, Outdoor Skills Camps for Youth, Trout in the Classroom, and the Junior Duck Stamp Program. The listing covers ages 8 to 18, split into an 8 to 12 group and a 13 to 18 group, so programming spans from younger kids just learning outdoor basics to teens working toward hunting or boating certifications.

This is a state agency office rather than a private business, and the listing places pricing in the $ range, which fits with the low cost typical of state administered education programs. Outdoor facilities and educational materials are listed as amenities, supporting the hands-on nature of programs like Trout in the Classroom and the youth hunter challenge.

Office hours run 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday, and the office is closed on Saturday and Sunday. Families should keep in mind that specific camps or challenge events may run on their own schedule outside these general office hours, so checking with the department directly before planning around a particular program is worth the call.

The office can be reached at (702) 486-5127 for questions about program dates, registration, or which offerings are currently running, since a list this broad likely has different sign up windows throughout the year rather than year-round enrollment for every program.

For a Las Vegas family interested in conservation, hunting or boating safety education, or a more academic angle like raising trout in a classroom setting, this office is the state resource for those specific youth programs rather than a general recreation center. It is a good fit for kids with a genuine interest in wildlife and the outdoors rather than a casual afternoon activity, and several of the programs, like the hunter and boating education courses, lead toward certifications that matter beyond just the class itself.