Nevada natural resource education council

Nevada natural resource education council

Nevada Natural Resource Education Council (NNREC) is a statewide nonprofit supporting environmental education. NNREC works in four goal areas: partnerships, professionalism, leadership, and funding.

Mission: NNREC is a catalyst for environmental literacy

Website: http://nnrec.org/


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