A Unique Approach to Sagebrush Conservation

Our mission is to sustain and enhance Nevada's sagebrush ecosystems and the species that depend on them while supporting the State's economy through responsible land stewardship and resource management.

128

Debit Projects

38

Credit Projects

225,000

Acres of Protected Greater Sage-Grouse Habitat

3

Restoration Projects on Public Lands

Community Testimonials

Because of the vastness and critical importance of Nevada’s sagebrush ecosystem, the partnership and collaboration of landowners and industry are key to protecting the environment while allowing for multiple use.

Bradley Crowell

Former Director of the Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

The Council this team will assist was created by my executive order and preventing the listing of the Greater Sage-grouse is an on-going effort of the utmost importance. I am confident that the collaborative nature of this team – bringing scientists and range managers together under one roof – will help address this critical issue and make this effort stronger.

Brian Sandoval

Former Nevada Governor

The Credit System was created by Nevadans for Nevadans to bring conservation, landowners and industry together for the betterment of Nevada’s sagebrush ecosystem, and rural economy.

Steve & Robin Boies

Credit Project Proponents

We are grateful for the tremendous efforts of all our project partners: Coeur Rochester, the Nevada Sagebrush Ecosystem Council, the Nevada Sagebrush Ecosystem Program, and Robert Veldman with KCOE Conservation…Crawford Ranch focuses on balanced land management and responsible grazing in providing food for our country. We are grateful that this project has been a part of reaching toward that vision.

Shane Hall

Former Crawford’s Ranch and Operations Manager

We applaud the great work of Governor Sisolak, the Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, the Bureau of Land Management, Crawford Ranch, and our employees to preserve greater sage-grouse and wildlife habitats in Nevada.

Mitchell J. Krebs

Coeur Mining’s President and Chief Executive Officer

It’s an outcomes-based program, whereby through third-party monitoring, you are improving the health of the land and soil consistently over time. It’s not necessarily as restrictive as organic [standards], but in my mind, it’s more meaningful because a lot of organic producers, they’re just after the label and the increased market share and profitability that it provides.

Jared Sorensen

Credit Project Proponent

Meetings & Updates

All Meetings & Updates

Latest Meeting

Council Meeting and Tour - Monday and Tuesday, June 1-2, 2026

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Monday

June 1, 2026

Start Time

1:00 PM

Location

Nannini Administration Building
540 Court Street Elko, Nevada 89801

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We’d love to connect and share more about our work across the sagebrush landscape. Contact us to explore ways you can partner with us in protecting this vital ecosystem.

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